Matthew Bell is Associate Professor of Construction Law at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Susan Bright is Professor of Land Law at the University of Oxford, UK.Ben McFarlane is Professor of English Law at the University of Oxford, UK.Andrew Robertson is Professor of Law at the University of Melbourne, Australia.

• 1. Private Law and Building Safety: Problems and Promises, Matthew Bell (University of Melbourne, Australia), Susan Bright (University of Oxford, UK), Ben McFarlane (University of Oxford, UK) and Andrew Robertson (University of Melbourne, Australia)2. Tackling Building Safety Through Private Law: A Comparative Analysis, Fabiana Bettini (University College London, UK) and Marco Cappelletti (University of Oxford, UK)3. The Surfside Condominium Collapse: What Lessons have been Learned? Evan C McKenzie (University of Illinois Chicago, USA)4. The Role of Private Law in Promoting Building Safety: The Case of Singapore, Edward SW Ti (Singapore Management University)5. Building Safety in Canada: Has Winnipeg Condominium Had an Impact? Erika Chamberlain (University of Western Ontario, Canada)6. Defective Premises and Economic Loss: A Problem Best Left to Legislation? Donal Nolan (University of Oxford, UK)7. Tort as a Tool of Government Policy: Section 38 of the Building Act 1984: Sleeping Beauty Awakes? Jonathan Morgan (University of Cambridge, UK)8. Rationalising Associate Liability under the Building Safety Act 2022, David Sawtell (39 Essex Chambers, UK)9. Procedural Challenges and Opportunities for Leaseholders, Simone Degeling (University of New South Wales, Australia) and Jodi Gardner (University of Auckland, New Zealand)10. Private Law in the Ruins, Nicholas J McBride (University of Cambridge, UK)

Matthew Bell is Associate Professor of Construction Law at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Susan Bright is Professor of Land Law at the University of Oxford, UK.Ben McFarlane is Professor of English Law at the University of Oxford, UK.Andrew Robertson is Professor of Law at the University of Melbourne, Australia.

• 1. Private Law and Building Safety: Problems and Promises, Matthew Bell (University of Melbourne, Australia), Susan Bright (University of Oxford, UK), Ben McFarlane (University of Oxford, UK) and Andrew Robertson (University of Melbourne, Australia)2. Tackling Building Safety Through Private Law: A Comparative Analysis, Fabiana Bettini (University College London, UK) and Marco Cappelletti (University of Oxford, UK)3. The Surfside Condominium Collapse: What Lessons have been Learned? Evan C McKenzie (University of Illinois Chicago, USA)4. The Role of Private Law in Promoting Building Safety: The Case of Singapore, Edward SW Ti (Singapore Management University)5. Building Safety in Canada: Has Winnipeg Condominium Had an Impact? Erika Chamberlain (University of Western Ontario, Canada)6. Defective Premises and Economic Loss: A Problem Best Left to Legislation? Donal Nolan (University of Oxford, UK)7. Tort as a Tool of Government Policy: Section 38 of the Building Act 1984: Sleeping Beauty Awakes? Jonathan Morgan (University of Cambridge, UK)8. Rationalising Associate Liability under the Building Safety Act 2022, David Sawtell (39 Essex Chambers, UK)9. Procedural Challenges and Opportunities for Leaseholders, Simone Degeling (University of New South Wales, Australia) and Jodi Gardner (University of Auckland, New Zealand)10. Private Law in the Ruins, Nicholas J McBride (University of Cambridge, UK)