Construction contracts are famous for their complexity, not least because of the multiple parties in the chain required to complete any given project. Disputes between
Construction contracts are always notorious for their complexity — not least because there are often multiple parties in the contractor chain: Electricians, bricklayers, plumbers, engineers,
In any claim above £10,000, a claimant in litigation may make an offer under Part 36 of the Civil Procedure Rules (‘CPR’). If a party
We discussed the detail of the Corporate Governance and Insolvency Act 2020 (CIGA2020) and its effects on the use of statutory demands and winding up
Introduction If you or your firm is involved in carrying out building work and construction projects for consumers then it is important that you be
Introduction Ensuring that a construction contract is properly administered is essential. This is where the role of the contract administrator comes in. The role of
The UK construction and engineering industry has been hit hard by Covid-19. Of course, delay in a construction project is not a novel occurrence, however
A Supreme Court decision in a landmark case in 2020 ruled that a company in liquidation can commence the process of adjudication. The ruling represents
If you find yourself involved in a dispute in relation to works being carried out on a property it is important to find out whether