The Technology and Construction Solicitors’ Association (TeCSA)
This article is all about The Technology and Construction Solicitors Association (TECSA)
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Introduction to The Technology and Construction Solicitors’ Association (TeCSA)
The Technology and Construction Solicitors Association (TECSA) is an association that promotes the practice of construction law in the UK and abroad as well as the interests of the members and their Clients.
What is the aim of The Technology and Construction Solicitors’ Association (TeCSA)
According to their website they have a single purpose which is to promote the UK as a global leader in construction law. It does this by concentrating on promoting excellence, knowledge and a sense of community.
What do they do ?
To promote a sense of community amongst its members it organises social activities across the calendar year including annual dinners, summer parties and attendance at social events such as cricket matches.
The association promotes excellence in construction law and encourages and promotes best practice and important skills.
TECSA organises training sessions and works to influence the development of new legislation and practice.
TECSA is run by a committee including a chairperson, treasurer, honorary president and various committee members.
TECSA website can be found here https://tecsa.org.uk/
Members
The association is open to all solicitors who practice in the areas of construction, engineering and technology in construction whether it is inhouse counsel or contentious or non-contentious. It currently has about 250 members.
Robert Fenwick Elliott is a former chairman and president of TECSA.
Other active members of the
- Caroline Pope
- Matthew Smith
- Stacy Sinclair
- Dominic Helps
- Simon Tolson
- Andrew James
- Fiona Reilly
- Anthony Albertini
- Stuart Thompson
- Ben Mellors
- Robert Stevenson
- Jonathan Stone
- Mark Breslin
- Zoe de Courcy Arbiser
- Kate Kortenbout