Insolvency in the Construction Industry Webinar

THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED

4 Pump Court invite you to the first in our series of webinars. This session will launch our essential guide to insolvency within the construction industry, featuring a guest panelist from Grant Thornton.

Tuesday 28 April, 15.00-16.00

Chair: Sean Brannigan KC, 4 Pump Court

Panelists: Jonathan Lewis, James Bowling, Peter Oliver, Simon Goldstone and Daniel Goodkin, 4 Pump Court.

Guest Panelist: Oliver Haunch, Grant Thornton UK LLP

Sean Brannigan KC

Call 1994 King's Counsel 2009

Jonathan Lewis KC

Call 1996 King's Counsel 2023

James Bowling

Call 1999

Peter Oliver

Call 2002

Simon Goldstone

Call 2004

Daniel Goodkin

Call 2008

Related practice areas

Construction & Engineering

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