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“Reasonable endeavours” and “suspension of services”

Fenwick Elliott Solicitors
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United Kingdom
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May 14 2013

This was an application for leave to appeal against an arbitration award in relation to a dispute arising out of Morris’ decision to suspend

FIDIC issue guidance on DAB decisions

Fenwick Elliott Solicitors
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United Kingdom
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April 24 2013

The FIDIC Contracts Committee has issued a Guidance Note dealing with the powers of, effect of and the enforcement of Dispute Adjudication Board

PC Harrington Contractors Limited v Systech International Limited - there is nothing for adjudicators to fear (well almost...)

Fenwick Elliott Solicitors
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United Kingdom
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April 8 2013

According to some less well informed observers the Systech case is authority that there is no need to pay an adjudicator who exceeds his jurisdiction

Conflict avoidance and dispute resolution

Fenwick Elliott Solicitors
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United Kingdom
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December 18 2012

Many in the construction industry hope that they will never encounter a claim or a dispute. However, claims and disputes are simply symptoms of problems

Adjudication in Malaysia

Fenwick Elliott Solicitors
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Malaysia
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November 20 2012

The use of adjudication as a rapid binding dispute resolution procedure for construction contracts has been slowly spreading around the world

Dispute adjudication or dispute avoidance under the FIDIC form?

Fenwick Elliott Solicitors
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United Kingdom
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November 20 2012

I recently attended the latest Dispute Resolution Board Foundation (“DRBF”) Regional Conference in Doha, Qatar

Recent trends in dispute resolution

Fenwick Elliott Solicitors
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United Kingdom
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November 6 2012

Arbitration was the traditional default method of dispute resolution

Failure to mediate

Fenwick Elliott Solicitors
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United Kingdom
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October 31 2012

Following judgment in favour of EMS, ADS said that there should be a substantial reduction in EMS’s entitlement to costs - of at least 50 - because of its unwillingness to enter into mediation