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The SCL Annual London Lunch 2025

Latest papers

Caitlin Moore

Highly Commended in the SCL Hudson Prize 2024, published in the SCL Journal: Spring 2025

Dr Armando Castro and Dr Mohamad El Daouk

Commended entry in the SCL Hudson Prize 2024, published in the SCL Journal: Spring 2025

Nia Moseley-Roberts

Commended entry in the SCL Hudson Prize 2024, published in the SCL Journal: Spring 2025

Lincoln's Inn, Old Court Room, London

What's new

A gallery of photos from the SCL Annual Dinner on May 8th 2025 is available for viewing and downloading. We are delighted to announce that at our 2025 Annual Dinner, two new Honorary Memberships to the Society were awarded.

The five successful candidates in this year's election are: David Falkenstern, Anna Laney KC, Andrea Stauber, Matthew Taylor and Khaleda Wheeler

Members and non-members are invited to give your views on the current edition of the Protocol.

The Judging Panel of the SCL Hudson Prize has announced the results for the 2024 competition.

Following a survey of SCL members, the Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction has published its report.

 

 

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Membership

The Society welcomes new members. You are eligible if you are interested and professionally involved in construction law. Members come from all sectors of the construction industry, for example, architects, engineers, surveyors, contractors, developers, solicitors, barristers, arbitrators and experts.

We offer three types of membership: Ordinary Membership (Premium or Discounted), Junior Membership and Overseas eMembership. See a comparison of the different types here.

Benefits of membership include: meetings, published papers, a monthly newsletter, member-only content on the website, discounts and much more.

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Podcasts and Webinars

Shy Jackson
Slides from a talk to SCL Astra in London
Scott Stiegler and Steven Walker KC
Slides from a talk to SCL in London
Luke Wygas
Recording from a talk to the SCL in Kent and online
John McMillan
Recording from a talk to the SCL in Cambridge