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Last month, the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in Vidal-Hall and Others v Google.

It is no secret that sought-after areas with development potential in the UK are densely populated and that securing land is increasingly difficult with demand outstripping supply.

The recent Technology and Construction Court decision in J Murphy & Sons Ltd -v- Beckton Energy Ltd provides a useful illustration of the approach to Employer's claims under the FIDIC Conditions under English law.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has published an Information Note entitled ‘High Streets – Beyond Retail’, which looks at the decline of retailing on the High Street and in town centres and proposes possible solutions to help reverse the negative trend.

The right to adjudicate a dispute under a construction contract at any time is a powerful tool.

DCMS Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, used this Shakespearian adage to introduce his shopping list for the next Communications Act at the recent RTS Convention.

Companies need to look past the endless emails to ensure they are taking the necessary steps to comply with the new rules.

Employment law this year, as in every year, faces significant changes in 2015. In the first half of the year, we can expect to see:

"Triage" is a medical practice that originated on battlefields and is now also used in hospital emergency departments. Its aim is to prioritise casualties, so as to enable treatment to be given first to the most urgent cases and to use available resources in the most effective way.

To justify this headline claim, it is necessary to go back a bit. Prior to the creation of FAPL, football's domestic prime events were not televised much

The Technology and Construction Court (TCC) decided that the costs of claims consultants assisting in adjudication enforcement proceedings can be recovered as disbursements, assuming that those consultants acted in the adjudication.

International construction projects frequently use an industry form known as the FIDIC Conditions of Contract.

Collective agreements between unions and employers setting minimum rates of pay which are intended to improve working conditions of employees generally fall outside the scope of competition law.

Every other day, it seems, I receive marketing emails or phone calls from firms offering forensic services in the field of electronic document disclosure

We live in a world measured by statistics and expressed, in particular, by percentages. Sports pundits talk of "playing the percentages". Politics gorges on percentages.

Significant changes to lockdown restrictions for hospitality businesses have emerged from Whitehall and July 4th is now ringing in all of our ears. What happens next will be unique and your business...

The issue of piercing the corporate veil has recently come under the spotlight.

This note is relevant to liquidators, trustees in bankruptcy and administrators ("office holders") who have, or may have, claims which, prior to April 2015, they ought – or wish – to bring against any third party on behalf of the company or bankrupt individual to recover money or property for the benefit of creditors