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Jonathan Clarke of Fenwick Elliott reports on the recent AS-DRBF debate on public works contract.
Jim Armstrong of JS Held summarises BDW v Ardmore.
Josep Galvez of 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square considers how construction disputes are resolved in Spain.
David Banks and Matthew Cookson of Hill Dickinson consider the rise of Part 8 claims.
Nigel Ribbands explores the fundamentals of evidence and how tribunals interpret it, including in the recent decision of Azhdari v Adjari.
Nigel Davies explains how in a detailed study of the psychology of decision making.
Craig Halliday looks at the recent case of Placefirst v CAR and the timing of pay less notices.
Yosof Ewing of Adjudicate presents a passionate plea for adjudication reform.
Sue Ryan, Jessica Tresham and Emma Knight of Gowling WLG consider BDW v Ardmore.
Penelope Ashmore-Mellor recounts an evening dedicated to being interviewed for an ANB panel.
Faith Bonyongwe and Tim Willis of Irwin Mitchell interpret BDW v Ardmore.
Adele Parsons of Fenwick Elliott considers the TCC decision on the ‘slip rule’ in McLaughlin & Harvey.
Tim Willis of Irwin Mitchell considers when you can and cannot set off against adjudicators’ decisions.
Gavin Paton and Douglas Morton of Burness Paull discuss the landmark case of Abbey v Simply.
Donny Mackinnon reports on the recent Annual Conference in Manchester.
Brandon Silver of Bexley Beaumont considers the Court of Appeal’s decision in Providence Building Services v Hexagon Housing Association.
Caroline McDermott discusses the loose rules of evidence in adjudications.
Craig Halliday considers whether Bellway Homes v Surgo represents a shift in how adjudicators can approach smash and grab claims.