We reported last week on the chaotic issues with unstable reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) which, just as the new...
As a general principle, the court can be expected to uphold and enforce the decisions of adjudicators who have followed...
If there’s more than one reason for delay in building works, and where both the employer and the contractor a...
Adjudication is a process to resolve disputes, where parties to a construction contract have the right to refer their dispute...
The JCT range of building contracts remain the most widely used standard forms in the UK, coming in a number...
The built environment is responsible for approximately 40% of energy consumption and 30% of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions worldwide. This...
This short article provides a detailed breakdown of what the External Wall System (EWS) is, and how its certification using...
In the recently decided Technology and Construction Court case, Elements (Europe) Ltd v FK Building Ltd [2023] EWHC 726 (TCC),...
Who can be held responsible for defects in buildings which give rise to a risk to personal safety? Such claims...
Tawanda Chamwandayita from Edgbaston, Birmingham suffered fatal crush injuries when units of glass fell on top of him while unloading...
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