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Breach of natural justice defence to enforcement

11 Dec 23 Home Group Ltd v MPS Housing reminds us that resisting enforcement is a fool’s errand, says lawyer Tim Seal.

JCB and Manitou end legal battle

11 Dec 23 After more than six years of fighting, JCB and Manitou have reached agreement on their patent litigation.

Procurement Act marks evolution, not revolution

23 Nov 23 Solicitor Stephen May, partner at the Birmingham office of law firm Fieldfisher, discusses the implications of the new Procurement Act 2023.

Court ruling makes final payment dates optional, says defeated contractor

17 Nov 23 The owner of a building services contractor is seeking support for his legal battle.

Keystone strengthens construction team

6 Nov 23 Keystone Law has bolstered its Construction & Projects team with the recruitment to two new partners.

Newham wins landmark cladding removal case

20 Oct 23 The London Borough of Newham has become the first local authority to prosecute a building owner for delays in removing flammable cladding.

Keep payment provisions compliant with the Construction Act

18 Oct 23 Irwin Mitchell solicitors Natalie Cane and Stephanie Knapman report on the case of Lidl v 3CL.

Ince construction team joins Collyer Bristow

3 Oct 23 Law firm Collyer Bristow has recruited of a six-strong real estate & construction team from Ince & Co.

Immigration reform not much use to construction says employment lawyer

2 Oct 23 The addition of construction trades to the shortage occupation list is as good as useless, according to a specialist employment lawyer.

Vinci case highlights limitation periods

4 Sep 23 Irwin Mitchell solicitor Natalie Cane of warns how a new case illustrates the importance of being aware of limitation periods.

Legal proceedings initiated against Stonehenge road scheme

29 Aug 23 Campaigners have filed a High Court claim to block the development consent order for the A303 Stonehenge tunnel project.

Why clarity matters

8 Aug 23 The case of Drax v Wipro shows the importance of choosing your words carefully. Irwin Mitchell Construction & Engineering Department partner Mark Clinton and solicitor Sanjida Begum explain.

New legal challenge to Stonehenge tunnel begins

28 Jul 23 Opponents of the planned road tunnel under the Stonehenge World Heritage Site have taken their first step in a legal challenge to the development consent order.

Court of Appeal confirms clarity is key for enforcing ADR provisions

19 Jul 23 Sean Gamble, a lawyer in the Construction & Engineering Department of Irwin Mitchell, reports on the recent Kajima v Children’s Ark ruling.

Building Safety Act drafting flaws exposed

10 Jul 23 Flaws in the Building Safety Act are becoming rapidly apparent, says construction lawyer John Wallace.

Hussain joins Fieldfisher

5 Jul 23 European law firm Fieldfisher has appointed Jahanara Hussain as a partner in its construction team.

A good try by the Court of Appeal to tackle co-insurance conundrum

20 Jun 23 Sanjida Begum, a solicitor in the construction & engineering department of Irwin Mitchell, reports on the fall-out of a Twickenham ductwork dispute.

New construction director for Bristol law firm

23 May 23 Bristol law firm Burges Salmon has appointed Katy Wall as a new director in its construction & engineering team.

Roads litigation in court today

10 May 23 The High Court in London is to hear climate litigation cases on the UK roads programme.

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