Prime Dispute's 'Land, Property, Construction and Infrastructures (LPCI)' members offer a breadth of capability and an innovative approach in the market. Our LPCI's services are integrated in the solutions we provide and we apply a depth of insights. Prime Dispute supports the LPCI industry to address challenges and deal with them head on. 
CREATORS FOR CHANGE 
Prime dispute promotes an ethos which encourages dispute avoidance and resolution mechanisms as an equal to litigation. The support provided to the land, property, construction and infrastructure sector supports our mission to create a strong and sustainable world.
As a global dispute avoidance and resolution organisation we support the land, property, construction and infrasturure (LPCI) sector. ​​Prime Dispute recognises that a collective membership voice supporting the LPCI sector in dispute avoidance/resolution, can enhance the profession.
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Prime Dispute will: 
  • Promote the expertise of our LPCI members whilst promoting conflict/dispute avoidance/mesolution mechanisms as an equal to litigation;
  • Ensure we train, develop and educate the LPCI sector to support the profession in conflict/dispute dispute avoidance and resolution; 
  • Ensure we support our LPCI members via our e-Industry and represent/promote our members on an international forum;
  • Help local/global professionals and businesses to grow;
  • Base our actions on what we learn;
  • Grow our expertise and learn from our experience.
LPCI Dispute Avoidance & Resolution Advisory 

Our specialist LPCI members can advise on everything from conflict/dispute avoidance/resolution mechanisms, to rent reviews and provide support for all LPCI related matters.
Training & Development 

Prime Dispute's LPCI members expertise and extensive dispute avoidance/resolution experience makes us uniquely placed to offer bespoke solutions to train in-house teams.
The Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA), which supports the delivery of a range of large government projects, has published its latest annual report on the government’s most important major projects, reporting that 26 have been successfully completed this year.
How to extend the term of a lease and register the transaction (practice guide 28).
UK - Labour in the construction industry
A simple breakdown of dispute avoidance and resolution mechanisms.
To have disputes resolved by DRMs (Dispute Resolution Mechanisms) it is recommended that the following clauses are included in all contracts or agreements.
Pre-action Protocols in Civil Litigation