Legal comment
Legal brief: Right to light consultation
As the submission period for the consultation closes, the law commission starts its journey through a maze of competing issues
Legal brief: Duration of disputes
Figures from EC Harris reveal that the duration of disputes in the construction sector in 2012 increased by a third compared to 2011
The paperless trial
Technology has already transformed how lawyers deal with information in court - and soon those heavy briefcases could be a thing of the past
The sudden death clause
It seems that a contract can contain all sorts of cheering words about partnering and still allow a termination without explanation. Don’t worry, it all makes sense to lawyers …
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Damage limitation
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Project bank accounts: What's not to like?
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London 2012 suppliers: Big yourself up
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Architect standards: Wrap them up in cotton wool
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Architects Registration Board: Know your place
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Party wall disputes: The end of the party
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Walter Lilly vs Mackay: A curate’s egg
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SSIs: Beware the newts
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Legal brief: Do architects certificates operate as contracts?
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Wind farms: Second generation
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Willmott Dixon vs Newlon: A case in points
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Professional negligence dispute: On the rocks
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Doing business in Iraq: Tread carefully
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Stop kicking up a fuss
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Legal brief: Changes to judicial review process
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Life on the high fees
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NEC3 contracts: The hole truth and nothing but
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CPC2013: Top form
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Legal brief: Human rights vs adjudication
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Legal brief: Multiple disputes?
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Leap of faith
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Direct payment clauses: Caught in the middle
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Doing without lawyers
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Beware restrictive covenants
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O ye of little faith
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Making a drama out of a crisis
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Guaranteed maximum prices: Berth pangs
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Uncharted territory: The Jackson reforms
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What implied terms imply
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Adjudication: A 63 lever arch file problem
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Tax compliance: Anything to declare?
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Contempt of court: Jailhouse rock
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Litigation privilege: Open secrets
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Legal brief: HS2 consultation ruling
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Navigating mixed-use developments
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Identifying owner occupiers
BIM
Who's best for BIM?
Appointing a BIM manager early on a project is important to gain maximum benefit and avoid disputes. Is there already someone on the team who could take the job on though?
BIM: Taking the leap
BIM has the potential to change the face of the construction industry, but will it?
BIM: Who does what and when?
Central to the introduction of BIM level 2 will be a protocol that ensures that everyone knows what they can expect from the other parties on the project
BIM and PPC2000: In top form
As BIM embeds itself deeper in the construction industry, contracts that facilitate collaboration in the project team are becoming vital. PPC2000 is one of these…






