Solicitor and partner in the London office of Baker & McKenzie, and manager of the office's Projects Group. Jeremy has 20 years of resolving construction and engineering disputes on a wide range of projects in more than 30 countries, particularly Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Gained his early Construction experience with Costain where he spent 13 years. An independent Consultant since 1991, he has since worked with a number of blue chip organisations including Honda providing support in the areas of construction programming, construction safety and contractual issues. Richard also lectures in construction project management and acts as an Adjudicator.

Paul's particular strength was in helping us to build a consensus amongst the disparate views held by the different members of the group.  In fact it is fair to say that if he had not been on the group, the Protocol might never have been completed. In particular Paul will be remembered for the phrase “defend the compromise”.  This was Paul's own way of saying that we all had different views on the detail but we must all see the “big picture” benefit of completing the challenge.

Managing Director of Greyhawk, an award winning Project and Program Management Consulting firm. Mr. Caletka is a civil engineer with over 20 years experience in project and construction management and a skilled veteran in scheduling and delay analysis methods. He often provides independent technical analyses which create an environment for settlement on contentious projects and has provided both written and oral expert evidence in US and International Courts and Arbitration tribunals representing sub-contractors, Joint-Ventures, PFI / PPP Consortia, Design/Build Contractors, Construction Managers, and employers alike.

Solicitor and chartered quantity surveyor in the construction department at Nabarro Nathanson. Jonathan spent several years with a major contractor on both domestic and international projects before qualifying as a solicitor specialising in the resolution of construction and engineering disputes.

Planning director of Linacre Associates Ltd., Sheffield since 1990. An FICE, he has design/supervision experience with consultants and over 18 years with contractors in progression from engineer, regional planner to general manager on projects of values from £30K to £1,000 million including roads, bridges, marine, airfields, railways, water, power, process, industrial, academic, commercial and residential buildings. He has been appointed as expert witness on delayed and disrupted building and civil projects in UK and international arbitrations.

Partner in the Construction Department of Campbell Hooper, Solicitors, London having previously worked in-house with a major contractor. His work is mostly in projects - including PFI and other DBFO - involving drafting and negotiating development agreements and construction contracts. Stuart has a particular interest in regeneration projects, risk management, project partnering and outsourcing.

Solicitor in the Construction Unit in the London office of Klegal. Stuart is both a contentious and non-contentious construction lawyer having gained experience in the US and since 1996 in the UK. While practising in the US, Stuart represented contractors both in the courts and in arbitrations. Since relocating to London, Stuart has gained relevant PFI experience, advised clients in domestic arbitration and acted for both owners and contractors in international arbitrations.

Keith Pickavance is chairman of Pickavance Consulting (London and Hong Kong). With over 30 years experience as an architect in a multi-disciplinary practice, for the last 25 years he has specialised as an arbitrator, adjudicator and as an expert in construction and civil engineering disputes . He is the author of 'Delay and Disruption in Construction Contracts' (2000) LLP Ltd.

Technical Director of JacobsGIBB Ltd. A civil engineer with over 40 years experience in drafting tender and contract documents, supervising construction and resolving construction disputes. Jim has acted as a contracts expert, is an Adjudicator and specialises in the analysis of delay and disruption claims.

David Richards is an independent consultant widely experienced in engineering and construction claim and dispute resolution. He practices as arbitrator and adjudicator and sits on international dispute review boards. He has, on several occasions, given expert opinion evidence in the area of delay and disruption assessment and cost evaluation, his main area of occupation.