Are liquidated and ascertained damages a remedy for delay-related losses?
click for more
Employers are being urged to sign up for a new occupational health service membership scheme.
click for more
UK construction firms which dealt with Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq under the Oil-For-Food Programme need to brace themselves for possible criminal investigations.
click for more
Move by Office of Fair Trading is to ensure graduates know cover-pricing is illegal.
click for more
Construction bosses have been warned to approach decisions on mass redundancies with caution to avoid costly legal mistakes.
click for more
A social housing group is suing Wokingham District Council for more than £150,000 after it was forced to spend 12 months repairing major structural damage caused to one of its properties.
click for more
Bridge manufacturer Mabey & Johnson admits it may have made payments to Saddam Hussein's Iraq regime in 2002.
click for more
Makers has won a High Court judgement which enforces an earlier adjudication verdict that had gone in its favour.
click for more
Subbies and suppliers could slap developers with a wave of lawsuits after losing out on lucrative contracts.
click for more
Contractors could be hit by a planned clampdown by the taxman on buy-to-let investors.
click for more
In a recent case in the Technology and Construction Court, useful guidance was given on how the courts would assess damages in the event that a claimant's quantification of damages was unopposed by the defendant.
click for more
When is a buyer entitled to reject goods provided by the seller?
click for more
As sustainability continues to move up the business agenda and with around 70% of construction contracts let on JCT standard agreements, contractors are seeking clearer guidance on green issues. Paul Howard discusses sustainability contracts.
click for more
A builder has been jailed after conning a pensioner out of over £120,000 of his life savings.
click for more
The grounds for setting aside an expert determination.
click for more
The Construction Confederation has fired a fresh broadside at the Office of Fair Trading over its investigation of the industry.
click for more
Alex Warrender discusses liquidated and ascertained damages.
click for more
The potential importance of pre-contract meeting agendas and minutes.
click for more
The dangers of proceeding with work before a contract has been concluded.
click for more
A cradle firm is facing massive fines after being found guilty of failing to maintain a platform that collapsed, killing a painter in Sheffield.
click for more