Alun Griffiths v Carmarthenshire adjudication ruling: legal implications

Olivia Jenkins and Isobel Moorhouse explore the significance of a court ruling to enforce an adjudicator's decision in favour of an insolvent company. The post Alun Griffiths v Carmarthenshire adjudication ruling: legal implications appeared first on Construction Management.

ISG gets £1.8m back in payment wrangle

Cladding contractor FK Construction has been told to repay ISG almost £1.8m in the latest twist in a long-running payment dispute. In May, the Technology & Construction Court (TCC) ordered ISG to comply with an adjudicator’s decision that it should pay FK Construction the sum… The post ISG gets £1.8m back in payment wrangle appeared first on Construction News.

Assessing the odds when adjudicating with an insolvent party

Stephanie Geesink, counsel, and Emma Thompson, associate, are both of Watson Farley & Williams LLP In the recent decision of JA Ball Ltd (in administration) v St Philips Homes (Courthaulds) Ltd, the Technology and Construction Court examined the primary issue of enforcing an adjudicator’s decision… The post Assessing the odds when adjudicating with an insolvent party appeared first on Construction News.

ISG ordered to pay subcontractor £1.6m in contract dispute

ISG Retail has been ordered to comply with an adjudicator’s decision that it should pay a roofing and cladding subcontractor £1.692m plus interest in a contract dispute. FK Construction took ISG to court after ISG failed to comply with an adjudicator’s February decision that the… The post ISG ordered to pay subcontractor £1.6m in contract dispute appeared first on Construction News.

Bringing the benefits of gender balance to construction dispute resolution

Adjudication is now firmly embedded into construction as a form of dispute resolution, yet there seem to be few women adjudicators. Which leaves me wondering if there is a reason and considering why that needs to change. The post Bringing the benefits of gender balance to construction dispute resolution appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Metroun - NEC3 Contracts Explained, 04082021

The NEC (New Engineering Contract) are a suite of contracts used in construction which aim to provide a collaborative, forward thinking approach to projects. This video explores the selection of contracts available under the widely popular NEC3 contract

Building Magazine - What next for the Construction Act? 01042020

As the consultation on the Construction Act lumbers slowly forward, Rupert Choat queries how its fitness for purpose is being assessed

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