About the Society
Who we are and what we stand for
Society’s Council
Past Presidents
Our mission
The Society of Construction Law Romania was established in 2014 to promote for the public benefit education, study and research (and the publication of the useful results of such research) in the field of construction law and related subjects, both in Romania and internationally.
The Society is a member of the European Society of Construction Law (ESCL), which unites the national construction law societies of Europe, and of Society of Construction Law International (SCL International), the worldwide federation of national and regional SCL organisations, standing alongside sister societies in the United Kingdom, Australia, North America, the Gulf, Hong Kong and many other jurisdictions.
What we do
- Organise courses, conferences, seminars and round tables on Romanian and international construction law;
- Publish papers, studies and expert commentary on construction law through the Romanian Construction Law Review, the Society’s journal;
- Promote awareness of the SCL Delay and Disruption Protocol and its application in Romania;
- Support the development of best practices in dispute avoidance and dispute resolution on construction projects, including amicable settlement, adjudication, dispute boards, mediation and arbitration, and promote their effective use in Romania;
- Connect Romanian practitioners with the international SCL community.
Who our members are
Our members include lawyers, in-house counsel, engineers, quantity surveyors, claim consultants, arbitrators, adjudicators, academics and students — anyone concerned with construction law and the resolution of construction disputes.