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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.
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.
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.
Geoffrey Clarkson considers the dos and don’ts of expert evidence in arbitration and adjudication.
Sarah Emerson and Matthew Cookson of Hill Dickinson consider whether the ‘Grove’ prohibition on true value adjudications remains strong.
John Mahon of Tracey, Brunstorm & Hammond considers how to ‘build your case’ by looking at both the parties’ and the adjudicator’s perspective.
Hamish Lal attended the joint Adjudication Society / CIArb / SCL lecture by the Hon. Justice Philip Jeyaretnam.
Peter Gracia considers the responsibilities of surveyors when acting for parties.
Notes from the Editors, Douglas James and Benedict Morillo
Siu Mun Li asks if those engaged in temporary works are doing enough to minimise the risks of arbitration.