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Fladgate LLP | United Kingdom | 23 Mar 2018
Terminating PFI contracts: What it really costs
At the Labour Party Conference last year, John McDonnell raised the idea that public sector bodies could provide better value for money in certain
Fladgate LLP | United Kingdom, Global | 23 Mar 2018
Why future cities will be smart
Cities are the future, and future cities will be smart. Urbanisation is one of the continuing trends of the twenty first century. In 1800, just 2 of
Fladgate LLP | United Kingdom | 23 Mar 2018
Who should pay for replacing flammable cladding?
The first case on liability for flammable cladding provides little comfort to lessees seeking to recover the costs of repair. The call by a first
Fladgate LLP | United Kingdom | 23 Mar 2018
Is the project monitor to blame?
The Court of Appeal has handed down its decision in a long running dispute concerning the duties owed by a project monitor. Lloyds Bank Plc v McBains
Fladgate LLP | United Kingdom | 16 Mar 2018
The right to adjudicate - Interpretation of ‘excluded operations’
The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (Act) grants the right to refer disputes relating to construction operations to
Fladgate LLP | United Kingdom | 27 Feb 2018
Reasonable Care v. Fitness for Purpose
At first glance, one may assume that a case concerning offshore windfarms would be of little interest to developers outside the energy sector. However
Fladgate LLP | United Kingdom | 2 Feb 2018
Flammable cladding: important issues for occupiers to consider
Occupiers must be alert to changes to lending and insurance requirements as a result of the Grenfell Tower tragedy. The fire initiated the largest
Fladgate LLP | United Kingdom | 17 Jan 2018
Carillion creditors: urgent steps to protect your position
On 15 January 2018 Carillion PLC and a number of its subsidiary companies (Carillion) went into liquidation, with the High Court appointing the
Fladgate LLP | United Kingdom | 13 Dec 2017
Where next for green bonds?
Green bonds have come a long way since they were first issued in 2007. As we mark their tenth birthday, what developments should we expect over the
Fladgate LLP | United Kingdom | 8 Dec 2015
Japanese knotweed
Japanese knotweed, which was introduced to the UK in the 19th century as an ornamental plant, has now spread to become the most invasive plant in the
