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Resolving Contractual & Project Claims & Disputes through Mediation and other Alternative Dispute Resolution Processes (Re-run No. 68) |
It is not
uncommon that disputes and claims arise in Engineering Construction &
Building (ECB) projects that can involve PEs, Engineers, Employers, Contractors
and other stakeholders. Instead of rushing to the court or arbitration panel to
resolve the disputes and claims, which can be costly and time consuming, the
parties involved should give serious thoughts to settle their claims &
disputes amicably through Mediation and other alternative dispute resolution
(ADR), which are inexpensive and faster. This course will explain why and will
share with you what is mediation & ADR and how to go about it.
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Date Scheduled |
3 October 2024 (Thursday) |
Time |
8.30 am - 6.00 pm |
Venue |
Hotel Grand Pacific 101 Victoria Street. Singapore 188018 This course is available either by zoom or at the hotel |
Registration Fee |
$410 per pax (inclusive of lunch &1 tea-break, course materials & certificate of attendance; GST not applicable) |
Early Bird Registration (Pay on or before 26 September 2024) |
$360 per pax (inclusive of lunch &1 tea6break, course materials & certificate of attendance; GST not applicable) |
Qualified by
the Professional Engineers Board for 8 PDUs or 8 CET Hours |
For whom: |
Professional Engineers, Engineers, Architects, Technical Professionals, Employers, Business Owners, Directors, Consultants, General Managers, Senior Managers, Project Managers, Contractors, Corporate Officers and Management & Executive Staff of Corporations and Businesses as well as Government Departments & Agencies **Note: For all disciplines of engineering |
Objectives: |
To share with the participants a cheaper and faster way to settle their claims & disputes (which they often encounter in carrying out their contractual works or projects) amicably through Mediation and other alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and how to go about it. |
Course Outline: |
1. A
short introduction on the laws of 2.
What is Mediation, what takes place in a Mediation and how it works to help
parties resolve their disputes & claims amicably; 3.
What is ADR and how it too can help parties settle their disputes &
claims amicably; 4.
Compare and contrast Mediation with other ADR and with formal resolution
process through litigation and arbitration; 5. How to ensure that amicable settlement of the parties’
disputes & claims through Mediation and other ADR is binding; 6. Case study of a dispute that was resolved through Mediation; 7.
Role play by participants in a Mediation process. |
Trainer’s CV: |
Mr. Lee Kwok Weng, B.Eng. (Mech.)(S'pore), M.Sc.(Ind.Eng)(NUS),
DipBA(NUS), GradDip Mktg.(MIS), LLB(Hons)(Bucks), LLM(Lond),
Barrister-at-Law, Advocate & Solicitor (Retired), Supreme Court of
Singapore, MMIS, FIES, Honorary Legal Advisor, IES & SISO, a senior lawyer, was
in continuous private legal practice for almost 29 years running his own law
firm before his retirement from legal practice.
He is a trained
practising Mediator and had been a Principal Mediator on the panel of the
Singapore Mediation Centre for many years before he stepped down to conduct
private mediation. Mr. Lee is also an accredited Arbitrator. A well sought after speaker & trainer, Mr. Lee teaches law & related subjects in a number of tertiary institutions. He has been for many years an Adjunct Associate Professor at the Faculty of Business Admin, National University of Singapore, teaching Business Law in the MBA programme as well as an Adjunct Lecturer in NTU & BCA Academy. He specialises in Business Contracts, Negligence, Safety, Environmental, Information Technology and Engineering, Construction & Building Laws. He is a very experienced lecturer and trainer and is well-versed in the technical field, marketing and management practice too. Mr. Lee brings with him considerable experience as a Mediator having mediated in many commercial disputes and as a Negotiator in negotiating commercial and business dealings. He also brings with him vast industrial project and business development management experience, having worked for more than 12 years (before he switched to the law profession) in the public & private sectors, first working as a project engineer with the Singapore Government Ministry and eventually as a senior project manager in a leading Multi-national engineering and construction corporation serving the energy, oil and gas industries onshore and offshore. |