4 March 2009 saw the Society addressed at a seminar by Stephen Dennison QC and David Sears QC. As Oscar Wilde might have suggested, to be addressed by one silk of an evening is good fortune, to be addressed by two is almost an over-indulgence. And so it was. Stephen Dennison spoke on the subject of delay analysis, concurrency, and the contractual allocation of risk, whilst David Sears dealt with the issue of the immunity of the expert witness. There was an interesting discourse on the English approach to these issues, followed by a lively debate.

Here are some photos taken at the event on 4 March 2009: