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This episode looks at defects in buildings, with a focus on RAAC. The panel discussed how to define a project going wrong, what happens on the legal and insurance side of a broken building and what you can do to avoid having a broken building.
The speakers were:
• Jerry Tate, Tate + co - https://tateandco.com/about/#teamModal48
• Ruth Kavanagh, Archor - https://archor.co.uk/ruthkavanagh/
• Richard O’Brien, Ross Gower - https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-o-brien-73936316/?originalSubdomain=uk
• Ralph Gifford, Ward Williams Associates - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ralph-gifford-92226168/?originalSubdomain=uk
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