Government looks to extend Awaab’s law to specialist accommodation

The government is consulting on whether the law requiring social housing landlords to fix health-threatening defects within set timeframes should be extended to cover elderly, disabled and other vulnerable people. The post Government looks to extend Awaab’s law to specialist accommodation appeared first on Property Week.

How to proactively avoid and manage construction disputes

Principals and contractors benefit when projects are delivered efficiently, commercial relationships are preserved, and resources are focused on project completion rather than disputes. Geoff White and Samantha Plows of law firm Greenwood Roche identify some of the common causes of disputes in construction projects, and examine ways to proactively avoid disputes or to manage them […] The post How to proactively avoid and manage construction disputes appeared first on Building Today.

Over 800 investors launch High Court claim against Home REIT

The law firm has formally lodged a long-planned £120m-plus lawsuit against the firm, alleging investors were misled over rental income security, the firm's financial strength and its claimed social impact. The post Over 800 investors launch High Court claim against Home REIT appeared first on Property Week.

Law firm renews 110,000 sq ft lease at IPUT’s Dublin Riverside One office

McCann FitzGerald has agreed a further 10-year lease on its South Docks headquarters, which it has occupied since 2006. The post Law firm renews 110,000 sq ft lease at IPUT’s Dublin Riverside One office appeared first on Property Week.

Right-to-work changes: your liability for subcontractors

James Lamont is a senior associate at Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law From 1 October 2026, contractors could be fined up to £60,000 for a worker lacking the right to work, even if they never met them or knew they were on site. It is the… The post Right-to-work changes: your liability for subcontractors appeared first on Construction News.

Febwick Elliott - Understanding Arbitration Agreements, 25112021

Fenwick Elliott’s Katherine Butler and Olivia Liang look at the nuts and bolts of arbitration agreements, covering: the choice to arbitrate, essential elements of arbitration agreements/clauses, drafting points and how these agreements interact with the underlying contract.

Case study - Breaking competition law: construction cartel in groundworks

Lessons learnt from the CMA’s investigation into 3 major suppliers of groundworks products to the construction industry after they broke competition law.

Case study - Concrete companies: construction cartel

Lessons from the CMA’s investigation into 3 concrete companies who broke competition law by taking part in a business cartel.

Cheating or Competing? Bid-Rigging

A short explainer video on how to identify bid-rigging and how to stop it.

Quantum Meruit as a remedy in construction law - Published by the Society of Construction Law

A review of quantum meruit in construction and in a number of countries

Should the law lords be issuing Government backed guidance around where Force Majeure can be applied to Covid-19 claims?

How change in law is considering due to outburst of COVID and what is the interpretation pursuant to FIDIC where pandemic is neutral event

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