News tagged Law
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The Building Amendment Bill — and its mandatory home warranty requirement
Tim Bates of Auckland law firm TM Bates & Co provides an update on the status of the Building Amendment Bill, focusing on the proposed mandatory homeowner warranties imposed by the Bill. The Building Amendment Bill (BAB) was introduced to Parliament on June 29, 2026, and has passed its first reading. It is now with […] The post The Building Amendment Bill — and its mandatory home warranty requirement appeared first on Building Today.
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Kier coup as firm lands £90m deal to refurbish 1990s City office
Rethink of 1990s SOM-designed building comes as current law firm occupier prepares to move to 1 Liverpool Street
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Warning to contractors as HMRC targets payroll fraud
A legal expert has urged contractors to tighten their checks as HMRC launched a crackdown on illegal payroll activity on construction sites. Rachel Jones, senior tax manager at law firm Addleshaw Goddard, said robust due diligence on labour supply chains was "no longer optional". HMRC… The post Warning to contractors as HMRC targets payroll fraud appeared first on Construction News.
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Boston Zoning Rule Streamlines Small Clean Energy Infrastructure
Boston officials approved zoning for small clean energy infrastructure following state law and in line with Boston’s climate resiliency goals.
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Pennsylvania Delay Damages and the Data Center Boom
Data Center owners should be aware of Pennsylvania law concerning “no damages for delay” clauses.
Resources tagged Law
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Cheating or Competing? Bid-Rigging
A short explainer video on how to identify bid-rigging and how to stop it.
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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
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