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Boyes Turner LLP | United Kingdom | 22 Feb 2021
Another route for resolving technology disputes?
If you want to take a technology dispute to court, you're unlikely to get a trial date in the Technology and Construction Court in London for over a…
Stevens & Bolton LLP | United Kingdom | 16 Feb 2021
Knowing where your (future and accrued) rights lie: assignment in construction contracts
Whether ensuring a previously instructed consultant’s appointment is novated to a contractor as part of a design and build project or ensuring the…
Herbert Smith Freehills LLP | European Union, United Kingdom | 11 Feb 2021
Insurance and Reinsurance Disputes Annual Review 2020
2020 also saw some significant changes proposed to two important procedural aspects of litigation the preparation of witness statements and…
Morton Fraser | United Kingdom | 4 Feb 2021
Enforcing adjudicators’ decisions in Scotland
It is well known that the Construction Act 1996 does not provide for a method for the enforcement of a disputed adjudicator's decision. Those of you…
Bird & Bird LLP | European Union, United Kingdom | 3 Feb 2021
Cabinet Office - Transforming public procurement
On 15 December 2021, the Cabinet Office published its proposals for transforming the current public procurement rules. In the words of Lord Agnew…
Haynes and Boone LLP | USA | 2 Feb 2021
On the Naughty List: inadvisable communications and how to avoid them
This article discusses a few examples of indelicate emails and other communications which have come to light in litigation. A business might reap…
Gowling WLG | United Kingdom | 1 Feb 2021
Do experts owe a fiduciary duty to clients?
The courts have long recognised that certain professionals owe their client a fiduciary duty of loyalty - but does that extend to experts in…
K&L Gates LLP | United Kingdom | 26 Jan 2021
Recent Development in Expert Evidence: The English Court Provides Guidance on Experts' Conflicts of Interests and Highlights the Potential Pitfalls in the use of Financial Damages Models
This alert considers two recent English court judgments providing important guidance impacting expert evidence, first as regards conflicts of…
Quadrant Chambers | United Kingdom | 25 Jan 2021
‘Battle of the forms’ and jurisdiction clauses (TRW v Panasonic)
This analysis was first published on Lexis®PSL on 19 January 2021 and can be found here. Commercial analysis: In the contractual ‘battle of…
Addleshaw Goddard LLP | United Kingdom | 21 Jan 2021
Direct award of PPE contracts in a pandemic: lawful or unlawful?
In April 2020, the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care (the SoS) directly awarded a number of contracts for the supply of PPE. This meant…
