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ARTICLE · 22 NOVEMBER 2018

How The Construction Dispute Landscape Has Changed

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According to a recent report by Arcadis entitled "Does the construction industry learn from its mistakes?"the average value of disputes in the UK construction industry has transformed from being the lowest globally, to one of the highest. While the principal causes of construction disputes may not have changed greatly, the landscape in which they are unfolding certainly has. With construction disputes continuing to grow in size and complexity we speak to Victoria Russell, a consultant at Fenwick Elliott LLP, to find out more. Victoria's wealth of experience as a construction law specialist, including her recent award of The Society of Construction Law's President Medal 2018 for her outstanding contribution to construction law, means she is perfectly placed to tell us about some of the developments she has experienced.

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