Workshop — building a litigation decision making matrix for your agency | Professional skills
About This Webcast
Earlier in 2025, a client asked us for samples of a decision making matrix used by other agencies/states/tiers of government when considering whether to bring discretionary claims as plaintiff. Guess what? There weren’t any. So we went out to the shed and built one ourselves. In this workshop we will look at “the one we prepared earlier” and tweak and challenge it under Chatham House Rules. You’ll then have a peer reviewed model which can be further customised for your agency. 1 Professional Skills CPD Point We encourage you to register for our webinars based on the suitability of the topic. The content of our webinars is tailored for our clients and contacts, and we therefore reserve the right to remove registrants if they appear to be in conflict with our business. If you believe you have been incorrectly removed from a session, please contact us directly.
Speakers
Christine Jones
Partner – Construction, Infrastructure & Projects , Holding Redlich
Christine is a construction and commercial litigator with 20 years' experience across residential, commercial and infrastructure asset classes. She is the editor of Residential Focus, a fortnightly newsletter for professionals in the residential building sector in NSW. Christine is also the interface partner for the firm's NSW government practice and the editor of NSW Government Bulletin.
Rob Lawson
Partner - Dispute Resolution & Litigation , Holding Redlich
Rob is a commercial disputes lawyer with nearly 20 years’ experience, with a strong commercial and client focus, and well developed legal skills. With a background as a commercial property lawyer, he has a particular specialisation in property related disputes.