RE:UK casts ‘serious doubt’ over courts’ ability to handle Renters’ Rights Act

RE:UK revealed that before the act came into force last week, only 21% of appeals were being decided within 10 weeks. The post RE:UK casts ‘serious doubt’ over courts’ ability to handle Renters’ Rights Act appeared first on Property Week.

DOT Restores Second Avenue Subway Funding Under Court’s Watch

Federal funding is flowing again for the Second Avenue Subway, but a judge now wants proof the money is actually moving—what happens next?

Unpicking a landmark shift in building safety accountability

Elisabeth Weeks is a partner specialising in dispute resolution at Rosenblatt Law Those following the interpretation and implementation of the 2022 Building Safety Act (BSA) will note the Supreme Court’s grant of permission to appeal in Triathlon Homes LLP v Stratford Village Development Partnership (SVDP).… The post Unpicking a landmark shift in building safety accountability appeared first on Construction News.

Scanning the horizon: changes to employment law in 2026 and beyond

John Hayes is managing partner at law firm Constantine Law The Employment Rights Act 2025 received Royal Assent in December, representing the most significant overhaul of UK employment law in decades. It shifts the balance of rights toward employees, while courts continue to expand the… The post Scanning the horizon: changes to employment law in 2026 and beyond appeared first on Construction News.

Doosan Bobcat Sues Caterpillar, Alleges Infringement of 14 Equipment Patents

Lawsuits filed in U.S. international courts against Caterpillar and its largest Texas equipment dealer allege patent violations on machine controls, skid steer designs.

Silver Shemmings Ash - What is Concurrent Delay

Mohammed Haque discusses Concurrent Delay, answering some frequently asked questions including what is concurrent delay and how do the Courts treat it?