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- SETTING OFF ALARM BELLS IN RECENT TECHNOLOGY AND CONSTRUCTION COURT DECISIONS – CONTRACTORS BEWARE OF THE SET OFF DEFENCE
- THE IMPORTANCE OF A WRITTEN CONTRACT BEFORE STARTING WORK ON SITE – THE POWER OF THE PEN AND THE WRITTEN WORD
- THE FALLOUT OF THE EXPIRY AND HANDBACK OF PFI PROJECTS
- INSOLVENT CONTRACTORS CONTINUE TO FIRE BLANKS IN THE TCC – ADEQUATE SECURITY FOR ENFORCEMENT IN THE TCC COMPARED TO SECURITY FOR COSTS IN ARBITRATION
- PREVENTION IS FAR BETTER THAN THE CURE – WHEN WILL A CROSS CLAIM OF THE INSOLVENT EMPLOYER TRUMP AN ADJUDICATOR’S DECISION?
- WHEN A “SMASH AND GRAB” PAYMENT CLAIM IS A JUST AND FAIR ENTITLEMENT - THE CORRECTION PRINCIPLE AND THE LATER PAYMENT CYCLE
- Construction wins in Court and in Arbitration!
- Contractors, ensure you agree contract variations in contracts
- THWARTING THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE ADJUDICATOR'S DECISION
- HE WHO PAYS THE PIPER – THE INDEPENDENCE OF EXPERTS IN CONSTRUCTION DISPUTES
- Quantum Meruit
- Blowing your chance to reserve your position in Adjudication
- THE FALLOUT FROM CARILLION - PRIVATE v PUBLIC FUNDING
- Contractors, Beware of Fitness For Purpose Obligations
- Pay Back Time for the Poor “Insolvent” Contractor
- Making It Stick
- Are you setting yourself up for a disability discrimination claim?
- Ensuring You Get Made Redundant On Your Own Terms
- Top Tips for Dealing with Discrimination Claims
- Get The Deal Done But Always Get It In Writing! Part 4
- Get The Deal Done But Always Get It In Writing! Part 3
- Get The Deal Done But Always Get It In Writing! Part 2
- Get The Deal Done But Always Get It In Writing
- What Is a Penalty In A Building Contract
- Your Trump Card to Settle Litigation Claims Brought Against You
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