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The NEC family of contracts, short for New Engineering Contract, is a suite of standard forms of contract published by the Institution of Civil Engineers ("ICE"). NEC is designed for construction, engineering, and infrastructure projects and is used widely in the UK public sector

The defendant applied for an order for disclosure from the claimant of documents in his possession between the claimant’s former business associate (now dead) and the claimant’s former solicitors.

Child Relocation Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of United Kingdom, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries.

Welcome to the latest edition of our In Counsel publication for in-house counsel, compliance officers, finance directors and company secretaries.

When is it permissible to take into account the merits of a proposed amendment in an application to amend? Does it make a difference if it is a very late amendment as opposed to a late...

A round-up of recent Construction industry updates.

A successful exit is often the moment when your years of risk, sweat and strategy translate into a meaningful return or disappear into someone else's cap table math.

Family Law Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of United Kingdom, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries

A round-up of recent Construction industry updates.

Weather warning: adjudication hot-house meets depression Precipitation expected (on recent adjudication enforcement decisions featuring “Cantillon v Urvasco”, “Quartzelec v Honeywell” (Fionnuala McCredie), “CJP Builders v William Verry”,” Air Design v Deerglen” (Gaynor Chambers), “Euro Construction Scaffolding v SLLB” (Jessica Stephens), “Vitpol Building Services v Samen”, “Walter Lilly v DMW”, “Dorchester Hotel v Vivid Interiors” (Paul Buckingham), “Kier Regional v City and General” (Adam Const

See "Workspace Management v YJL London" under Keating Chambers Reported Cases on enforceability of adjudicator’s finding of overpayment as a set-off against an arbitration award.