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Galliford Try Infrastructure Ltd v Mott MacDonald Ltd – Case Report

The recent Galliford Try v Mott MacDonald judgment (17 July 2008) decided that Motts had not assumed a duty of care to a contractor who was not their client. However, it serves as a useful reminder that consultants can assume a responsibility to people other than their clients to avoid economic loss where there is… Read More >
Turning out their pockets

Litigants may now be obliged to reveal details about their insurance cover. Such requests could become common place, with obvious implications for insurers. Location: UK
You made the bed

Architects should consider their obligations carefully when requested to prepare designs that might be unsafe following the McGlinn decision. Location: UK
Olympic Delivery Authority Procurement Policy

A guide to the “contract packaging” policy that the ODA is developing for the procurement of Olympic projects and how it may affect construction professionals. Location: UK
Disclosure now

An examination of the important lessons for solicitors following the Mirant v Ove Arup decision, in which Mirant was ordered to pay indemnity costs for disclosure. Location: Ireland
How to inspect things

All architects should be aware of their duty of inspection following the McGlinn decision. But is the duty as onerous as some have suggested? Location: UK
Bitten by the costs: third party costs orders

An examination of the Court's power to make third party costs orders against insurers where a party's limit of indemnity is exceeded. Location: UK
Architects’ Briefing

A summary of recent developments in the law affecting architects, including the new CDM Regulations 2007. Location: UK
The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007

A guide to the new CDM regulations 2007 and the implications for construction professionals. Location: Ireland
Risky business

Recent developments suggest that the law on negligence and HSE may be pulling in different directions. Location: UK