Arbitration & dispute resolution in construction
Platonas Stylianou, Chartered Civil Engineer, B. Eng (Hons), MSC, MCS, CEng, Eur Ing, FCA, FICE, FCIArb.
Availability
Online only
Price
Free
Discover ADR and tier procedures in construction contracts through case studies and simulations, empowering architects, engineers, planners, and business owners with effective conflict resolution skills.
This webinar gives an overall appreciation of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR); essential methods for resolving conflicts outside of traditional court litigation. The principles, processes, and benefits of each ADR technique, including the code of conduct specific to arbitration will be explained, as well as the details of the arbitration procedure from the initiation of the process to the final award. The context of Cyprus and its ADR landscape within ETEK (The Technical Chamber of Cyprus) will be outlined and parallels with Malta will be drawn.
Difficulty Level
Appreciation. A general appreciation of the subject, as well as an understanding of how the subject may affect, or integrate, with other subjects.
Prerequisite
None
Who is this for?
This workshop aims to explain the ADR procedure generally the tier procedure in construction contracts and guide you through practical case studies and simulations, equipping you with the skills and knowledge necessary to navigate and facilitate effective dispute resolution. Whether you are an architect, civil engineer, urban planner, a business owner, or simply seeking conflict resolution skills, this course is your gateway to successful resolution strategies.
Meet your instructor?
Born in 1971 in Nicosia, Cyprus, married with two children, Platonas is a distinguished professional with a remarkable academic journey. Graduating with distinction from Apostolos Petros & Pavlos Lyceum in Limassol, he continued at the Higher Technical Institute (H.T.I.), Nicosia, earning a B.Eng. (Hons) Degree from the University of Glamorgan (UK) with a scholarship. His expertise extends to Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), where he's a sought-after speaker in ADR and Ethics conferences. With extensive experience, Platonas adeptly handles complex contractual matters, offering expert advice and conducting over 50 Arbitrations/Adjudications. A Chartered Civil Engineer in the UK and registered in Cyprus, he's a Fellow of prestigious institutions. His impactful work spans earthquake engineering, structural design, retrofitting, monument restoration, and project management. Platonas represents Cyprus in international committees, including ECCE, FIB, and FIDIC, and holds key roles in CIArb and the Cyprus Scientific and Technical Chamber.
Workshop aims
Learning Outcomes
- Understand the legal foundations of arbitration and dispute resolution within the construction industry.
- Analyse the intricacies of construction-related disputes and their potential impact on projects.
- Comprehend various alternative dispute resolution methods, their advantages, and appropriate applications.
- Gain insights into ethical considerations and professional standards relevant to construction dispute resolution.
- Conflict Analysis and Prevention: Apply analytical skills to identify underlying causes of disputes and implement proactive strategies to prevent conflicts.
- Effective Communication and Advocacy: Develop the ability to communicate legal concepts clearly and advocate positions persuasively during dispute proceedings.
- Negotiation and Mediation Skills: Utilize negotiation and mediation techniques to foster constructive dialogue and reach amicable resolutions.
- Arbitration Procedure Proficiency: Navigate the arbitration process confidently, from case initiation and evidence presentation to award enforcement.
- Strategic Problem Solving: Apply critical thinking to strategize dispute management, considering project implications and stakeholder dynamics.
- Ethical Decision-Making: Exercise ethical judgment and uphold professional integrity when resolving conflicts in the construction industry.
105 Valley Road
Birkirkara, BKR 9011
Malta
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