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After the disastrous fire at Grenfell Tower in London in 2017, cladding on multi-occupancy buildings has never been far from the news. It has developed

There’s no better reason to down tools on site than not being paid. Unfortunately, walking off-site could lead to the employer terminating the contract and

Construction projects are frequently high-risk and characterised by long timelines, multiple contractors, and delays due to supply chain disruptions. In recent times, insolvencies have been

Construction projects typically involve numerous parties beyond the project owner and the main contractor. Most of these parties do not have contractual links with each

Construction delays are common. In fact, it’s not so much a question of if, but when. A well-drafted construction contract must anticipate project delays caused

Practical completion is one of the most important milestones on any construction project. It marks the end of the construction phase, when the employer can

Defects in construction projects are almost inevitable. They’re a significant cause of delays, disputes, and litigation, all of which can incur substantial costs that impact

Unpaid invoices severely threaten the completion of a building project, impact cash flow, and pose a significant or ultimately fatal threat to contractors in the

Adjudication is a form of alternative dispute resolution that is used more frequently in the construction industry than in any other sector. The reason for