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Stevens & Bolton is delighted to have co-hosted this London International Disputes Week session with 4 Pump Court. The discussion focuses on the abrupt shift to remote working across the world...

Edward Foyle of Fenwick Elliott and Sanjay Patel KC of 4 Pump Court discuss the meaning of commonly used design obligations in standard forms of contract, including fitness for purpose...

MRP is organising a webinar dealing with various important issues faced by Construction Contractors in the Middle East.

Welcome to the first edition of Focus on India, a round up of Mayer Brown's perspectives, news and events.

In the judgment handed down 24 June 2025, Bellhouse & Anor v Zurich Insurance PLC [2025] EWHC 1551 ("Bellhouse 2"), which primarily addressed consequential cost issues...

Whether it was at work, during school, or in a sports team, we have all been a part of a team where things did not go as smoothly as we thought they might.

In SLB and others v PAK and others [2026] EWHC 449 (Comm), handed down on 2 March 2026, the Commercial Court has confirmed that a shipyard's obligation...

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 decision in Blackpool Borough Council v Volkerfitzpatrick Limited addresses a range of important issues, including: (i) design life; (ii) contribution claims...

What are the biggest technology dispute trends and developments in the technology, media, and telecom sector? Read on to find out.

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.

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.

A round up of recent case law updates.

A round of building/construction and properly case law updates by Keating Chambers over the past month.

Cantillon Ltd v Urvasco Ltd - Already reported in BLR, in a piling dispute referred to adjudication, the defendant argued unsuccessfully that the adjudicator had breached the rules of natural justice.

"One of the few reported judgments relating to the NEC form of contract" as the Con LR Editors remark. It concerns the relationship between HGCR Act adjudication provisions and the dispute resolution provisions of the (amended) NEC contract used for a sewage works project.