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The adjudicator who changed his mind

Mayer Brown LLP
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United Kingdom
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February 26 2013

Vertase and Squibb fought out two adjudications. In the first, the adjudicator apparently decided that Vertase, the main contractor, could not deduct

That was never a penalty...

Mayer Brown LLP
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United Kingdom
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March 31 2011

The issue of whether a liquidated damages clause is really a penalty and unenforceable is a familiar visitor to the courts

Naming the wrong builder puts paid to insurance cover

Mayer Brown LLP
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United Kingdom
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February 26 2013

A housing association contracted with a builder who was to provide some affordable housing. The association also took out decennial insurance which

Extension of time - has time finally come to an end in City Inn v Shepherd Construction?

Mayer Brown LLP
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Hong Kong
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August 3 2010

On 22 July 2010, the Extra Division, Inner House, Court of Session handed down its decision in the long running saga of City Inn v Shepherd Construction

The same old story with a new twist

Mayer Brown LLP
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Hong Kong
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May 29 2012

Whether a worker is an employee or an independent contractor is a debate that features in many employment cases in Hong Kong

Void construction permit for a high-rise building due to void exemption

Mayer Brown LLP
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Germany
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December 19 2011

Generally, and particularly in the case of approved construction permits for permitted existing buildings, old construction permits may be subject to review in connection with a neighbor’s objections or legal actions

From mega construction to mega litigation

Mayer Brown LLP
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USA
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March 2 2010

For a hotel and casino construction project to be successful, suitable financing arrangements are very important

Indian Supreme Court puts out the welcome mat

Mayer Brown LLP
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India
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February 26 2013

Probably at the end of the to-do list, in negotiations for an international construction project, is the important, but unexciting, "what if?"

Just how hard is it to exclude liability for negligence?

Mayer Brown LLP
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United Kingdom
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February 26 2013

Attempting to exclude liability for negligence may not be the best way to start a contractual relationship and it is certainly not the easiest. It is

Court sets out claim blame game rules

Mayer Brown LLP
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United Kingdom
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February 26 2013

In a 138 page judgment, in a case with combined legal costs approaching £10 million, Mr Justice Akenhead set out the rules on some key issues in time

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The adjudicator who changed his mind

That was never a penalty...

Naming the wrong builder puts paid to insurance cover

Extension of time - has time finally come to an end in City Inn v Shepherd Construction?

The same old story with a new twist

Void construction permit for a high-rise building due to void exemption

From mega construction to mega litigation

Indian Supreme Court puts out the welcome mat

Just how hard is it to exclude liability for negligence?

Court sets out claim blame game rules

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