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In the case of EnergySolutions EU Ltd v Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, The UK Supreme Court decided that in order for damages to be available the breach of procurement rules must be “sufficiently serious”. What is “sufficiently serious”? Will this deter challenges? And what will the position be following Brexit?
Click Here to Read MoreThis article takes a look at the brave new world of the NEC4 and it’s X10 – Information Modelling clause.
Click Here to Read MorePauric Marray discusses the decisions made in BAM PPP v National Treasury Management Agency & Minister for Education and Skills [2015 No 176 JR].
Click Here to Read MoreAn unsuccessful bidder who has been affected by an alleged breach of the procurement rules by the contracting authority shall be able to bring an action. John Bell explains further.
Click Here to Read MoreThe UK Government is running a consultation on the amendments to the Construction Act, made in 2011. This could have huge implications for the industry. Here are our thoughts. Why not have your say too and get involved in the consultation.
Click Here to Read MoreWhat happens when a contract award is challenged – not by a bidder or the client, but by a third party? James Sargeant seeks to clarify who can challenge.
(This article first appeared in Construction Manager Magazine.)
BIM is a massive Buzz word in the industry at the moment. This article covers the use of BIM, the benefits to the industry and how we all need to get ready for it.
Click Here to Read MoreWhen a fire caused extensive damages and loss of business, the defendant, the installer of the fire suppression system relied on ‘exclusion from liability’ clauses.
Click Here to Read MoreIn 2006, E.ON asked MT Hojgaard to install 60 off shore wind turbines at a wind farm. A significant error in design standards resulted in defective foundations in the project.
Click Here to Read MoreCongratulations to our successful students from the 2016/2017 ICE Law & Contract Management (NEC3) course.
Click Here to Read MoreThe NEC4 is a new and improved version of the contract. Read about the beneficial changes and amendments.
Click Here to Read MoreOur Summer/Autumn season of Quigg Golden’s Insight Magazine No.46 has now been published.
Click Here to Read MoreWe often see emails and letters divulging all sorts of points that you wouldn’t want a judge or adjudicator to catch sight of, with the heading “without prejudice”. It’s not enough to just assume that this magic phrase will get you out of trouble.
Click Here to Read MoreWhat are they and what do they mean for my business?
Click Here to Read MoreThis article provides an overview of the legal implications of using letters of intent. It sets out the risks and the potential advantages using a letter of intent (“LoI”) can have for both employers and contractors.
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