As part of our Construction Law Masters podcast series Professor David Mosey, Director of the Centre of Construction Law and Dispute Resolution at Kings College London, spoke about the most significant and interesting recent developments in construction law. David gave his views on interesting recent developments in the field of construction law, including those which … Read more
We are pleased to share the third episode in our Construction Law Masters podcast series in which we welcome distinguished guests from the construction industry to discuss their unique experiences and views of various aspects of construction law and practice. The third episode in this series features Professor David Mosey, Director of the Centre of … Read more
We are pleased to share the fifth and final episode in our Construction Arbitration podcast series. In this episode Craig Tevendale (Partner, UK Head of International Arbitration) is joined by Liz Kantor (Senior Associate, International Arbitration) and Kemi Wood (Associate, Construction & Infrastructure Disputes) to talk about managing the procedure in construction arbitration. They discuss … Read more
In a recent decision the court has clarified that parties are required to undertake reasonable and proportionate checks to see if they have or have had ‘known adverse documents’ in order to fulfil the continuing obligation to disclose such documents under the Disclosure Pilot Scheme. Some guidance is given as to the kinds of steps … Read more
In the final soundbite from this episode of our Construction Law Master’s podcast series, David Barry, Chairman and founder of Blackrock Expert Services Group and one of the world’s pre-eminent delay experts, spoke about the relationship between an expert and their clients and lawyers. David gave his views on the common mistakes clients and their … Read more
As part of our Construction Law Masters podcast series David Barry, Chairman and founder of Blackrock Expert Services Group and one of the world’s pre-eminent delay experts, gave his views on the differing role of experts in arbitration and litigation. David spoke to James Doe, UK Head of Herbert Smith Freehills’ Construction & Infrastructure Disputes … Read more
In this latest episode of our Navigating COVID-19 podcast series, Sarah Pollock, Emma Schaafsma and Julie Farley consider the force majeure implications of a potential second wave of COVID-19 infections and the resulting re-imposition or tightening of lockdown measures. Many contracting parties have already been affected by force majeure events arising out of the pandemic and the associated restrictions. … Read more
As part of our Construction Law Masters podcast series David Barry, Chairman and founder of Blackrock Expert Services Group and one of the world’s pre-eminent delay experts, gave his views on recent trends and developments for experts in construction dispute resolution. The discussion between David Barry and James Doe, UK Head of Herbert Smith Freehills’ … Read more
Our colleagues have published this article on the recent English High Court 2 Entertain v Sony case (see High Court finds claim for lost profits arising from damage caused by London riots not prevented by force majeure or exclusion for indirect or consequential loss). For our Construction Notes subscribers, the case raises some important points … Read more
