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Contract variations: a short guide

Travers Smith LLP
United Kingdom
November 2 2019

Contracts are often amended to take account of changed circumstances. But care is needed to avoid the pitfalls. Think about the rest of the contract

Severability Doctrine Sends Two Disputes To Arbitration

Stinson Leonard Street LLP
USA
December 18 2018

One of the most confounding doctrines in federal arbitration jurisprudence is the severability doctrine. The U.S. Supreme Court has held, since Prima

Court upholds owner's discretion to select contractor based on overall cost, schedule and experience

Dentons
Canada
December 18 2018

The Alberta Court of Appeal recently ruled on the tendering of a contract that will be of interest to owners and contractors alike. The court upheld

More litigation lessons to be learnt from losing - Part 2

Boyes Turner LLP
United Kingdom
December 18 2018

In our previous article we looked at some of the lessons that can be learnt from the case of Imperial Chemical Industries Limited v Merit Merrell

Delinquent State OSH Agencies Adopt E-Recordkeeping; California Employers to Submit 2017 Injury by Year End

Conn Maciel Carey LLP
USA
December 18 2018

As we have reviewed previously on the OSHA Defense Report, federal OSHA’s Rule to “Improve Tracking of Workplace Injuries and Illnesses” (aka the

The money stays where it is

Shoosmiths LLP
United Kingdom
December 18 2018

The losing party in an adjudication always asks one question - do we really have to pay? In most cases the answer will be yes, but the list of reasons

Federal Court confirms that insurers are not liable for damage caused by self-heating andor spontaneous combustion

Lander & Rogers
Australia
December 18 2018

On 2 March 2016, an employee of Dalby attended a storage facility in Dalby, Queensland (Facility), and observed the smouldering of stockpiles of dry

Scottish Government Review on Fire Safety

Brodies LLP
United Kingdom
December 18 2018

Following Grenfell Tower the UK government initiated a building safety consultation, which included an independent review on fire safety and building

Fifth Circuit Upholds OSHA’s Multi-Employer Citation Policy

Beveridge & Diamond PC
USA
December 18 2018

The Fifth Circuit has now joined the seven other Courts of Appeals that have rejected challenges to the Occupational Safety and Health

Ground risks revisited

Brodies LLP
United Kingdom
December 17 2018

The default position at common law is that the risk for unforeseen ground conditions or ground risk lies with the contractor. That default position

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