The notorious complexity of construction all risks insurance
Ruling changes understanding of the law applicable to construction all risks insurance
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Bombshell ruling for University of Exeter
Stuart Pemble considers the difficulties caused by an unexploded Second World War bomb
The VAT circularity
Stuart Pemble tries to explain the most confusing case he has ever summarised for Legal Notes
When adjudication principles collide
The TCC has upheld an adjudicator’s decision which presented two alternative outcomes
The first-ever remediation contribution orders
Tenants were refunded service charge costs for correcting defective cladding, render and balconies
Bribes and the construction industry
A rare case where the courts considered the consequences of bribery on a construction project
Law actually: 2022 legal notes in review
Our writers take inspiration from a festive classic to round up the major cases of 2022
Cladding claims: a vital result revisited
The latest High Court judgment on cladding claims is an important read for everyone in the industry
Collateral warranties are probably contracts
Court of Appeal decision has resolved one of the thorniest of issues dividing construction lawyers
The curious case of the unpaid builder
A recent decision reminds us that facts tend to win more cases than clever legal arguments
