Building Safety Act in action
Join us, in person in our London office, to explore how you can navigate the complexities of your industry and find solutions for your sector.
What happens when theory meets practise? There is still much uncertainty surrounding the impact upon the construction sector of the new statutory and regulatory regime brought about by the Building Safety Act.
Our experts will discuss the obligations placed upon dutyholders, how those duties are to be complied with the consequent liabilities for dutyholders and their insurers, particularly those professional indemnity and public liability (EL/PL) policies.
Join us, in person, to explore how you can navigate the complexities of your industry and find solutions for your sector.
Lunch will be provided on arrival, so please see the agenda below and RSVP today.
Agenda
- A unique perspective: Richard Palmer, Partner, London Market Insurance, Chair
An introduction to our speakers and to our event - The big idea: Chris Doran, Partner, Speciality
The aims of the Act, Hackitt’s view, the initial market reaction and concerns - The potential: Dan Barchet, Partner, Planning and Construction
What do those changes mean in terms of obligations and possible strategies to reduce liability - Net contribution clauses: Pamela Freeland, Partner, Speciality Core
Explore net contribution clauses and their impact on loss, damage and more - The practice: Tom Thurlow, Partner, Speciality
The practice (so far) of the BSR, implications on industry writ large, the ever delaying Phase 2 report and potential new government - Navigating BSA Purgatory
A look at contractual obligations, managing clients and regulators, insurance implications and more - Questions and discussion
A opportunity to ask about sector specific ramifications and how you can better prepare for the future