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Insights Rupa Lakha

Construction & Insolvency webinar

Our webinar gives insight into how Covid impacts termination of contracts and insolvency of a member of the supply chain.
Insights Andrew Keeley

Common issues with termination of construction contracts

Taking a look at different ways of contractual termination as the consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Insights David Savage

Construction and Development in the COVID-19 Era: Lessons Learned and How to Use them

Our recent webinar focusing on how challenges can become opportunities, particularly relevant as England has now entered another lockdown.
Insights Anna Sowerby

Omitting works from an NEC contract: Valuation under the contractual mechanism

Taking a look at the potential dangers of varying the scope of works and how such variations may be assessed under a construction contract.
Insights Jason Freedman

Adjudicating Construction Disputes and Enforcement – Practical Tips for Insolvency Practitioners

Jason looks at adjudicating construction disputes and enforcement and offers practical tips for Insolvency Practitioners
Insights Ben Wilkins

Stay’in alive – Court accepts manifest injustice in granting stay

During the COVID-19 pandemic the construction industry works on tight margins and the risk of insolvency for contractors is high.
Insights Christopher Busaileh

Modular construction: addressing deposit payments in building contracts

In this article we consider one such issue concerning payment protection for the employer.
Insights Michael O'Connor

Infra.law - Autumn 2020

Click here to read the latest edition of our construction and infrastructure publication, Infra.Law.
Insights Amelia Hamilton

Offshore wind farms – how to properly interpret an indemnity?

The recent judgment of Gwynt y Môr OFTO Plc v Gywnt y Môr Offshore Wind Farm is an example of how the courts will interpret indemnities.
Insights Niel Coertse

Decennial liability in the Middle East: What is it and does insurance cover it?

The liability arises when the construction is drawn-up by an architect or engineer to be carried out by a contractor.
Insights Glenn Bull

How convenient is termination for convenience in Qatar?

As ‘termination for convenience’ clauses become more common, what do they mean under Qatar law and the effect on your tender process?
Insights Paul Henty

Is public procurement discriminatory to private equity backed firms?

An updated version of the “Outsourcing Playbook”, a guide to Central Government bodies on the correct approach to commissioning services .
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