Julian Holloway

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    Do we have to pay up?

    2006-11-03T00:00:00

    LEGAL AID - A contractor has withheld £18k and is claiming a further £60k from the subbie because the project did not meet practical completion. Is there any way to dismiss the claim?

  • (l-r)Ann Minogue, Julian Holloway, Rachel Barnes, Rudi Klein, Andrew Hemsley
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    Floored by a contract

    2006-10-06T00:00:00

    A contractor has withheld £250k from a flooring firm and told it the contract states it has to arbitrate directly with the client. How can it best recover the money it is owed?

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    The victims of crime

    2006-09-01T00:00:00

    When £20,000 worth of windows was stolen from a site, the contractor was landed with a six-week delay. So was the delay subject to an extension of time? If not, who was going to pay for the knock-on costs? Our panel of experts ponder the options…

  • (l-r) Ann Minogue, Julian Holloway, Rachel Barnes, Rudi Klein, Andrew Hemsley
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    Give us our time back

    2006-07-28T00:00:00

    Legal aid — This month our panel of experts locks horns with a client that has withdrawn an extension of time, sacked the architect and refuses to pay what’s due. Should the contractor down tools, lean on the new architect – or is adjudication the answer?

  • l-r: Ann Minogue, Julian Holloway, Rachel Barnes, Rudi Klein, Andrew Hemsley
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    A disaster waiting to happen

    2006-06-30T00:00:00

    Legal aid - This month our panel of experts tackles a dangerous situation at a college where a newly constructed extension is a potential fire hazard. Who is responsible under the design-and-build contract? And who will foot the bill for the remedial work?

  • This month our panel of legal experts wrestle with the case of an M&E contractor that worked for nothing and a client whose contract administrator certified defective work
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    Two unhappy customers

    2006-05-26T00:00:00

    This month our panel of legal experts wrestle with the case of an M&E contractor that worked for nothing and a client whose contract administrator certified defective work

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    Is it safe?

    2003-10-10T00:00:00

    What do you do if you know you're going to win your claim, but can't convince the finance director to back you? Perhaps FATE will lend a hand …

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    From beyond the grave …

    2001-04-20T00:00:00

    Julian Holloway - A Court of Appeal decision on a negligence case may mean that contractors and architects are liable for claims they thought were dead and buried

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    Heading for the hurdles

    2001-03-02T00:00:00

    Julian Holloway - It's now supposed to be easier for lawyers to handle disputes on a conditional-fee basis, but all sorts of obstacles have been put in their way. Is it too big a bet?