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Interesting recent update from @39essexchambers regarding a climate change case heard at the Supreme Court: buff.ly/45V9Idv

Many congratulations to Julian Bailey on the publication of the 4th Edition of his book. Having been involved in the editing of Wilmot Smith on construction contracts, this really is quite a remarkable undertaking: buff.ly/4cSrY9L

Great news from @levyboard

Following my post about legal texts last week, this webinar I recorded a little while ago takes a look at the process of preparing and publishing a legal text: buff.ly/3Wa2HSV

If you've not yet signed up, there may still be time to find a place at this evening's energy seminar with @39essexchambers: buff.ly/3WpJsE3

Another example of the great work supported by @levyboard

JCT: The wonderful Marion Smith KC, @Drfsawtell and fellow members of chambers have drafted some key points and their webinar on all you need to know about the changes to the JCT contract: buff.ly/3WnuNu2

A few years past, but a useful reminder nonetheless of the importance of the correct issuing of notices from Doug Wass at Macfarlanes: buff.ly/3SatPid

Good to be at the Temple Church with the Bishop of London who conducted this morning's service. Middle Temple

This will no doubt make for interesting reading, congrats to Matt and Jonathan on the achievement: buff.ly/3Sg1k2N

Thoroughly deserved

Just in case you missed this - the team at @39essexchambers have created a set of key points on the new JCT contract form which can be found on chambers' website: buff.ly/3WnuNu2

A helpful summary of the King's speech for construction from Antony Smith and Kayleigh Rhodes at - buff.ly/3zZZMn4

Delighted to preside at Call to the Bar Middle Temple tonight

One from the archives - an article I wrote a number of years ago, looking at the approach to disputes and forming a strategy for achieving a favourable outcome in dispute resolution: buff.ly/3HTxCvq

Last year was my fortieth year at the bar, so I took the opportunity to chat to some leading figures I've met over the years. In this podcast I talk to Paul Starr of KWM about how things have changed in Asia and Hong Kong over that time: buff.ly/42YOGJq

The brilliant Camilla ter Haar and Ruth Keating have another climate and construction podcast out - this time on greener steel: buff.ly/3A2JNoy

Delighted to be supporting this concert at Middle Temple Hall later this year: buff.ly/3LHSqav

If you've not seen them, Barton Legal's series of webinars feature speakers from around the world discussing a range of construction law issues - including several contributions from members of 39 Essex Chambers - buff.ly/4dEEM4b

All the very best to friends and followers around the world, wishing you a pleasant weekend ahead.