10 onerous clause types that typically arise in construction contracts

Jonathan Nugent, Managing Director of Arbicon, the leading construction contract claims consultant, gives insight and tips into ten examples of typical onerous clause types that often appear in construction contracts. The post 10 onerous clause types that typically arise in construction contracts appeared first on Planning, BIM & Construction Today.

How to tackle payment problems in construction

Jonathan Nugent, managing director of Arbicon, the leading firm of construction claims consultants, highlights the source of payment problems in construction in this current tough economy and how to tackle them. The post How to tackle payment problems in construction appeared first on Planning, BIM & Construction Today.

Arbicon announces the opening of new Leeds office

Arbicon are pleased to announce, as part of the firms expansion, the opening of a new Leeds office, which will serve as a hub for Arbicon in the northern region to better serve clients in the area. The post Arbicon announces the opening of new Leeds office appeared first on Planning, BIM & Construction Today.

Legal updates: Use an Arbicon Expert Report to resolve construction disputes

There are many different aspects and types of issues that can arise in construction contracts, and it is important where Expert evidence is required to adopt the right Expert to get to the bottom of construction disputes and get through the legal proceedings. The post Legal updates: Use an Arbicon Expert Report to resolve construction disputes appeared first on Planning, BIM & Construction Today.

Doosan Tilbury Douglas legal defeat unpicked

Once again, the importance of express contact terms is upheld in court. Solicitor Natalie Cane of Irwin Mitchell LLP explains

King's College, London - 2022 Construction Adjudication in the United Kingdom: Tracing trends and guiding reform, October 2022

This Report provides a comprehensive survey of construction adjudication from the perspective of the users, designed to find out what users like about the process, and what they do not. It reveals many attitudes and statistics that support the generally positive view that construction adjudication has been and is successful. But see some key observations below (from the Foreword by The Right Honourable Lord Justice Coulson)

Fenwick Elliott - 2022 Construction Adjudication in the United Kingdom: tracing trends and guiding reform, 20012023

Fenwick Elliott Partner Claire King and 4 Pump Court's Lynne McCafferty KC review the findings of the recent King’s College London and Adjudication Society study on adjudication

Fenwick Elliott - Annual Review 2022, 2023 (December 2022)

A round-up of key developments in the construction, engineering and energy arena including: The Building Safety Act, Adjudication updates, the Construction Industry Law Letter, Technology advances, and economic and political challenges

Fenwick Elliott - Adjudication Update No.2 of 2022, 08092022

Fenwick Elliott’s James Mullen and Adele Parsons, along with barrister Daniel Churcher of 4 Pump Court, consider a number of recent developments in adjudication practice

Construction News - Appeal court highlights Final Account provision difficulties, 11112022

A recent decision of the Scottish Inner House considered a number of difficult issues arising from interpretation of the final account provisions of the JCT/SBCC Standard Building Contract

When can a paying party commence a "true value" adjudication?

Are there any Scottish lawyers on the portal that can assist with adjudication?

In what ways could statutory payment notice provisions be amended to help improve payment practices in the industry?

Is adjudication achieving its original goal of improving the construction industry's cash flow using a quick and accessible approach?

Is adjudication a suitable form of resolution for complex extension of time issues?