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Who Will Bear the Risk and Cost for Coronavirus Construction Delays?

29th May 2020
The terms of the contract will, of course, allocate the risk and cost of the Coronavirus. Although I have studied and have a keen interest in the law, I know where my expertise lies and, therefore, I stick to my specialist subject of delay rather than liability. To some degree, I think that the outfall […]
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Appointed Experts May Owe a Fiduciary Duty of Loyalty: The Ruling’s Impact

29th May 2020
In this case the claimant successfully continued an injunction restraining the defendant’s consultancy firms from acting as Expert Witnesses for another party in ICC proceedings against the claimant. Articles published elsewhere in the industry have questioned the impact that this might have for the larger global Expert Witness firms. First of all,  how is Diales […]
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The Importance of Contracts in the Wake of Covid-19

1st April 2020
He advises those in the construction sector to take steps to improve their current position, and use the inevitable upcoming period of downtime to review contracts for future use.  COVID-19 has put us all in completely unchartered territory.  A situation like this is totally unprecedented, and for many, there is a lot of uncertainty surrounding […]
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German Court Halts Progress on Tesla Gigafactory

17th February 2020
Tesla has been court ordered to stop preparations for a German super factory following an injunction recently won by environment activists.
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Approaching Construction Cases as an Expert Witness

1st October 2019
Nonetheless, when construction goes wrong, it can have dire impacts, and often an Expert Witness is needed to determine what exactly went wrong so justice can prevail. Below, Kurt explains the various ways that construction goes wrong and how he assists in such cases. What are the various stages during which construction can go wrong? […]
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Getting Clients Results in Building and Construction Law

1st October 2019
Originally a corporate lawyer practising in the area of mergers and acquisitions and commercial litigation, Olivia decided to change her specialism to building and construction law when she became involved in her own building dispute.  “I really enjoyed it. I thought: ‘I don't need to get ten witness statements to prove my client’s case or […]
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Construction Safety: An Accident or Negligence?

2nd August 2019
An “accident” is an unintentional, unplanned and unexpected incident (or event) that occurs without apparent or deliberate cause. How do you determine who is at fault for the accidents that may occur during construction works? Determining responsibility rather than fault can take some time.  In today’s world “fault” is an opinion where responsibility is a […]
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