News tagged technology-and-construction-court
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Contractor loses bid to delay £1.6m adjudication payment
A contractor that argued paying a £1.6m adjudication judgment could put it out of business has failed to persuade the High Court to delay enforcement. The Technology and Construction Court said contractors relying on inability to pay must show they cannot raise funds from shareholders… The post Contractor loses bid to delay £1.6m adjudication payment appeared first on Construction News.
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AI in the Technology and Construction Court: what the new TCC Guide means for you
New guidance on the use of AI in the construction court requires a structured and disciplined use of these technologies says Charlotte Clayson As a specialist court, the Technology and… The post AI in the Technology and Construction Court: what the new TCC Guide means for you appeared first on Construction Management.
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Ardmore fails in bid to block liability order
A judge has ruled that Building Liability Orders (BLOs) can be made before liability is established, dealing a blow to Ardmore Group firms in their attempt to stop a BLO being issued against them. In a landmark Technology and Construction Court (TCC) ruling, Mr Justice… The post Ardmore fails in bid to block liability order appeared first on Construction News.
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How one careless form dismantled an adjudication award
Lawrence Pearce is a partner at law firm Holmes & Hills Adjudication has long been the construction industry’s financial safety net. It is quick, relatively cheap and, most of the time, reliably enforceable. But a recent Technology and Construction Court ruling shows how easily that… The post How one careless form dismantled an adjudication award appeared first on Construction News.
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Contractor ISG sues architects for £8m over project delays
The Architects’ Journal Contractor ISG sues architects for £8m over project delays A London and Norfolk-based practice is being chased in the Technology and Construction Court by administrators for ISG Construction for £7.8 million over delays to a project completed in 2022 The post Contractor ISG sues architects for £8m over project delays appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Ian Weinfass
Resources tagged technology-and-construction-court
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Metroun Quantity Surveying - Dispute Resolution Methods - Construction, 02122020
This video briefly explains litigation and the alternative dispute resolution methods out there, detailing the benefits and disadvantages of each one
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