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Sharia law shapes the legal frameworks in the Middle East. Traditionally, it was the primary uncodified source of law in the region. However, throughout the 20th century, many Middle Eastern countries developed...

Construction, Property & Real Estate news round-up.

The workflow for law firms in Madrid is looking much healthier than it did 12 months ago – however, this is posing difficulties for managing partners who now have to consider the best way to...

See "William Hare v Shepherd Construction" under Keating Chambers Reported Cases on the insolvency exception to the pay when paid provisions of the HGCR Act.

The passage of the Freedom of Information Act (“the Act”) marks the fulfilment of a longstanding Labour Party commitment to freedom of information. The Act is a major part of the constitutional reform which includes the incorporation of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms into the UK Law with the Human Rights Act 1998 and the devolution of powers to the Scottish and Welsh assemblies.

Overview of June 2005 Case Law Reviews.

The Supreme Court of Canada has set out a framework for the disclosure of third-party information in "Merck Frosst Canada Ltd v Minister of Health", 2012 SCC 3.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, various arbitral institutions, such as the ICC, the AAA, the HKIAC, the ICSID and the LCIA declared their intention to ensure that international arbitration proceeds in a stable and foreseeable manner ...

The Supply Chain Due Diligence Act is a piece of business legislation known in German as Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz, or LkSG.

A round up of recent case law updates.

Round up of recent cases.

Quietfield v Vascroft - The article considers the propositions that the judgment of Jackson J, subsequently upheld by the Court of Appeal in Quietfield v Vascroft (Matthew Holt and Abdul Jinadu, was right, but that Quietfield’s concession on natural justice was wrong, and that the adjudicator’s error resulted in an excess of jurisdiction.

In a dispute over professional fees which the claimant surveyors referred to adjudication, the respondent client submitted that there was no adjudication agreement and that the adjudicator had no jurisdiction.

Construction Law Journal Vol. 27 Issue 4 2011

Michael Bywell suggests one route to overcoming cognitive delusion, deception and strategic manipulation in technology projects. He suggests that reference class forecasting...

Monthly round-up of recent Construction industry updates.

The defendant main contractor failed in its argument that the adjudicator’s decision was merely declaratory of the position between the parties which could be reflected in future certification and payment procedures.