Mediation
James is an Accredited Mediator (London School of Psycotherapy and Counselling).
Academic qualifications
- LLB (Hons), Wales
- MSc King's College, Construction & Arbitration
Professional qualifications & appointments
- Tecbar Accredited Adjudicator and Member of the Tecbar Adjudication Panel
- Accredited Mediator (London School of Psycotherapy and Counselling)
Professional bodies
- Chair of the King’s College Construction Law Association (2020 to date)
- Member of the TECBAR Committee
- Member of Society for Construction Law
- Member of the Editorial Board for RICS “ISurv” service
- Member of Energy Arbitration Club
Direct Access
James Davison is qualified to accept instructions directly from members of the public and professional clients under the Direct Public Access scheme.
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James Davison, 3PB’s specialist construction law barrister (pictured here) has reviewed the case of Avantage (Cheshire) Limited and others v GB Building Solutions Limited (In Administration) and others [2022] EWHC 171 (TCC) The Technology and Construction Court (TCC) refused to grant summary judgment against the claimant, in a claim brought against a fire engineering consultant in tort. The court was not persuaded that the claimant had no realistic prospect of establishing that the defendant had...
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3PB’s specialist construction law barrister James Davison (pictured here) has reviewed the case of Curtiss and others v Zurich Insurance plc (t/a Zurich Building Guarantee and Zurich Municipal) and another [2021] EWHC 1999 (TCC) for Lexis®PSL. The judgment provides a framework for the approach courts will be inclined to take when applying the new limits set out in the Disclosure Pilot; and is a must-read for all property and construction law practitioners. In the Curtiss...
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3PB specialist construction barristers James Davison, Philip Bambagiotti FCIArb and Nick Kaplan discuss the latest issues arising from cladding issues and the Grenfell Tower disaster among other cases and pertinent issues facing the construction industry. Watch the video here. Please contact Stephen Evers or Joe Townsend for further information.
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3PB construction barrister James Davison – together with Anne Wright of Lawrence Stephens – has re-published a guide to selecting and using an expert witness in construction claims. The guide “To be or not to be an expert witness”, which was originally published in Construction Law, can be read here, provides practical guidance on selecting an expert witness, and advises witnesses how to behave once appointed. ‘The expert witness’s primary duty is to help the...
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