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Adrian Bell CMS Cameron McKenna

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Privilege in adjudications *

United Kingdom - May 22 2013
In the cut and thrust world of construction adjudications - where parties try hard to seek any kind of tactical advantage in the limited timeframe…


Disclosure in procurement challenges *

United Kingdom - May 3 2013
One of the obstacles in mounting a procurement challenge is not always having access to the documents on which the decision is based. This makes it…

Co-authors: Caroline Hobson.


1 business day not enough to crystallise a dispute *

United Kingdom - July 16 2012
A common reason to challenge the jurisdiction of an adjudicator is that the responding party has not been given enough time to consider the claim before the adjudication is commenced.


Do liquidated damages continue to apply after termination of a contract? *

United Kingdom - March 15 2012
Most people would think the obvious answer to this question is ‘no’.


Combating the risk of successive adjudicator nominations *

United Kingdom - May 23 2011
When drafting the dispute resolution procedures of a contract, the parties usually either name a specific adjudicator or state that the adjudicator should be nominated by one of the so-called Adjudicator Nominating Bodies (such as RICS or TeCSA).