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Keep up to dateIncreasing concerns about the lack of business in Scotland's Commercial Court has raised questions over whether the Technology and Construction Court will go the same way.
Scotland's Commercial Court has had an important role in the development of construction law since it was formed in 1994, but the increased use of adjudication to settle construction desputes has resulted in a drop in the court's use. Could the same fate be facing England's Technology and Construction Court?
Barrister Robert Akenhead takes on role as judge at the Technology and Construction Court
The Scottish Commercial Court is in decline. Some straightforward reforms can reverse that and revitalise a valuable part of Scotland’s legal landscape.
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