US Supreme Court Finds Fluor Corp. Liable for Employee Involved in Afghanistan Attack Injury

Court in its latest rulng also remands a long running challenge to energy firm Enbridge's Line 5 pipeline in Michigan back to state court 

US Supreme Court Rules War Zones Do Not Exempt Contractors from Culpability

Nation's high court finds Fluor liable for suicide attack by employee on U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan, and remands a challenge to Enbridge's Line 5 pipeline in Michigan back to state court in its latest rulings.

Supreme Court Rules War Zones Do Not Exempt Contractors from Culpability

Nation's high court finds Fluor liable for suicide attack by employee on U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan, and remands a challenge to Enbridge's Line 5 pipeline in Michigan back to state court in its latest rulings.

Ørsted cannot claim tax relief for offshore wind surveys, says Supreme Court

The UK Supreme Court has ruled against Ørsted stating the offshore wind developer cannot claim tax relief on surveys it conducted for farms it was planning to develop. The post Ørsted cannot claim tax relief for offshore wind surveys, says Supreme Court appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Trump calls for 50% tariff on goods from nations arming Iran

The president said the duty is effective immediately, although it's unclear how it would be implemented after the Supreme Court clipped Trump's power to issue broad levies.

When does a warranty amount to a construction contract

An article by Pinsent Masons solicitors published in RICS Built Environment Journal reporting on a recent Supreme Court judgment decision that a typically worded collateral warranty is not a construction contract for the purposes of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996

Keating Chambers - Hillside: The Supreme Court Decides with Charlie Banner KC, 02112022

The UK Supreme Court handed down its much anticipated judgment in Hillside Parks Ltd v. Snowdonia National Parks Authority on Wednesday the 2nd of November 2022. Charles Banner KC, who was lead counsel for the Appellant, delivered a webinar discussing key aspects of the judgment

Building Magazine - International arbitration – which system of law applies? 30112020

The recent Supreme Court ruling in Enka vs Chubb clarifies how to determine which country’s legal system should apply to an arbitration under an international construction contract

Supreme Court, termination offers no escape from liquidated damages

The Supreme Court recently delivered its highly anticipated judgement in Triple Point Technology, Inc v PTT Public Company Ltd. Of concern was whether a contractor escapes liability for liquidated damages simply because work was incomplete before termination Below are links to a couple of articles on this case; Construction News, Legal Opinion and