Stephanie Canham

2013-09-20T11:04:00+01:00

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Stephanie Canham is national head of projects and construction at city, national and international law firm Trowers & Hamlins

Stephanie Canham

Stephanie Canham is national head of projects and construction at city, national and international law firm Trowers & Hamlins.

She is a non-contentious construction specialist, particularly amongst commercial and private sector developers, advising on procurement strategy, contractual arrangements and terms, and exit strategies.

Stephanie is a well-known speaker by invitation for developers and is a member of the specialist construction committee of the City of London Law Society.

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New housing standards on the way

2014-10-14T09:49:00Z By Stephanie Canham

National standards are part of the government鈥檚 drive to cut costs, but will there be other consequences?
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How viable will adjudication be in future?

2013-10-16T06:00:00Z By Stephanie Canham

The recent Museum of Liverpool has huge implications for adjudication costs and makes it a much riskier undertaking for smaller firms
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Disaster management: Saving your business and your reputation

2013-09-18T06:00:00Z By Stephanie Canham

Sometimes things happen in a way that could not be predicted. So when things go wrong, what鈥檚 the next step?

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