Adjudication in Construction Disputes: 28-Day Timetable
TL;DR Adjudication is a fast, 28-day dispute resolution process for construction conflicts under the HGCRA. It…
High-Profile Construction Disputes in the UK: Key Lessons for the Industry
The construction sector is one of the UK’s largest industries, contributing billions to the economy and…
Construction Defect Claims: Proving Liability and Seeking Compensation
Construction defects can cause serious financial loss, safety hazards, and long-term damage to a property. In…
Arbitration vs Litigation in Construction Disputes: Which is Best?
When problems arise during a construction project, resolving them quickly and cost-effectively becomes critical. Choosing how…
Termination of Construction Contracts: Legal Rights and Consequences
Termination of a construction contract is one of the most significant steps any party can take…
The Role of Expert Witnesses in Construction Disputes
Construction disputes are rarely straightforward. They often involve complex technical issues, substantial financial commitments, and conflicting…
Construction Disputes and the Role of Adjudication in the UK
Disputes are almost an inevitable part of the UK construction sector. With various parties involved, including…
Construction Delays and Legal Claims: Who is Liable?
Construction delays are one of the most frequent causes of legal disputes in the UK building…
Payment Disputes in Construction: Non-Payment, Late Payment, and Retention Issues
Payment disputes in construction are a common headache for contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and clients across the…
Defective Workmanship Claims: Legal Options for Property Owners
When you invest in a property, you expect the work to match the promises made by…