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Barristers at Keating Chambers share their most useful hints and tips on pupillage applications.

Three of Keating Chambers' most recent pupils describe their experience of pupillage at the set.

Watch our pupillage video to discover the benefits of choosing a career at the Commercial Construction Bar. Gain firsthand insights from barristers and our Chief Operating Officer at Keating Chambers as they discuss their experiences, the challenges and rewards of the profession, and the supportive environment at our chambers. The video also provides a glimpse into the day-to-day life at Keatin...

Tom Owen discussed the law and procedure around remote hearings (including the Coronavirus Act 2020 and Courts Act 2003). He also provided as well as providing valuable insight into practicalities to consider before, during and after remote hearings, drawing upon his recent experience.

Sean Wilken QC, Rachael O'Hagan and John McMillan looked at the pitfalls in international arbitration from a counsel perspective, with a focus on the construction and energy sectors. They covered issues faced at all stages of the arbitration process including jurisdiction, choice of arbitrators and enforceability. The main talk was followed by a panel Q&A taking audience questions.

Matthew Finn outlined the general principles relating to force majeure provisions, and explored various issues that may arise when a contracting party seeks to rely upon the COVID-19 pandemic as a force majeure event. Adrian Williamson QC and Sean Wilken QC then offered their experience, delving into audience questions on the subject.

On 20th June 2024, the Supreme Court handed down the ground-breaking decision in Finch vs Surrey County Council. Following this hugely important judgment, Charles Banner KC (Keating Chambers), Imogen Dewar (Senior Associate, Pinsent Masons) and Matthew Fox (Senior Associate, Pinsent Masons) discuss the practical implications for projects, in a webinar chaired by Nick McDonald (Partner, Pinsent ...

Aimed at junior lawyers and students, Jennie Wild presents an introduction to construction law dispute resolution clauses and forums. This webinar is a follow-up to our first "Introduction to Construction Law" webinar which can be viewed here: ruclips.net/video/gNkp1JrCjvQ/видео.html Visit our Website: www.keatingchambers.com/ #KeatingChambers

The UK Supreme Court handed down its much anticipated judgment in Hillside Parks Ltd v. Snowdonia National Parks Authority on Wednesday the 2nd of November 2022. Charles Banner KC, who was lead counsel for the Appellant, delivered a webinar discussing key aspects of the judgment. Visit our Website: www.keatingchambers.com/ #KeatingChambers

King’s College London, in conjunction with, Fenwick Elliott, CMS, HKA and Keating Chambers present a seminar exploring the current construction climate, identifying and mitigating risks and how companies can prepare themselves for turbulent times ahead. Agenda: Chair: Professor Renato Nazzini, Director of the Centre of Construction Law and Dispute Resolution Setting the Scene: Current Climate -...

Keating Chambers held its annual Energy Seminar as a hybrid event on Wednesday 27 April 2022. Our panel of speakers, Veronique Buehrlen QC, Sean Wilken QC, Lucy Garrett QC and Krista Lee QC discussed: • Offshore wind cases, current trends and what the future holds. • Wind farms, solar farms, extraordinary technology and the professional standard of the “ordinary skilled man”. • Shell and the gr...

On Tuesday 9 November 2021, Harry Smith and Tom Coulson gave a construction law update as part of a joint webinar with the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) North West Branch, with topics covering insolvency in adjudication and liquidated damages.

As a result of the global pandemic and in person events not being possible, Keating Chambers and Pinsent Masons were unable to host what would have been the third Africa Construction Law Conference. To replace this we have organised a joint construction law webinar series. This was the second episode in the series, where the panel discussed the increasing popularity of adjudication as a form of...

As a result of the global pandemic and in person events not being possible, Keating Chambers and Pinsent Masons were unable to host what would have been the third Africa Construction Law Conference. To replace this we have organised a joint construction law webinar series. The first webinar was chaired by Richard Laudy and the panellists werohan Beyers of Keating, Sir Vivian Ramsey and Thethe M...

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