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In this article we discuss the main provisions of the Construction Act 1996 and sets out a helpful summary of the key procedures for dealing with payments under construction contracts.
When an employer’s relationship with the contractor it employs becomes strained, all sorts of issues can arise. For example, if the contractor is in difficulties, it may delay making payments to subcontractors, which can in turn lead to them being unwilling to work, or slowing down their efforts, with subsequent impact on the building project. Continue reading →
When an adjudicator makes a decision and the evidence presented is incomplete, to what extent can the adjudication subsequently be revisited when new evidence is supplied? Continue reading →
We often repeat the mantra that whenever a potential dispute arises, taking prompt legal advice is critical. Continue reading →
Unreasonable delay in fulfilling the terms of a contract is an unwise policy, as a recent dispute that ended up in the Court of Appeal shows. Continue reading →
A recent judgment handed down by the Technology and Construction Court in the case of Freeborn & Another –v- Marcal [2019] EWHC 454 TCC is of wide-spread significance to those who commission construction professionals. Continue reading →
Jerome O’Sullivan, a Partner specialising in Construction Dispute Resolution, recently successfully concluded a high value and complex dispute in the Technology & Construction Court. Continue reading →
In this article we discuss the risks involved in commencing work on a project before a formal contract is agreed and signed.
