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Our lawyers contribute regularly to industry and legal journals in addition to writing legal briefings, newsletters and case reports for clients and contacts. All of our articles are free to read and download here.
Recent developments suggest that the law on negligence and HSE may be pulling in different directions. Location: UK
An explanation of limited liability partnerships and the issues relevant to deciding whether an LLP is a suitable vehicle for you. Location: UK
A commentary on the CIC conditions of contract for the appointment of consultants and, in particular, the approach to allocating relevant services. Location: UK
Partners and Members of professional firms would be wise to consider the impact of the Employment Equality (Age) Regulations 2006. Location: UK
Employers have a range of HSE obligations: some are absolute, while others require only what is ‘reasonably practicable'. What is the difference? Location: UK
A summary of cases setting out the grounds on which enforcement of adjudication decisions have been resisted. Location: UK
A critique of the CIC's Consultants' Agreement and whether it strikes the right balance between consultants and clients. Location: UK
Consultants and contractors should not assume that once their client no longer has an interest in a project they are, in the absence of a collateral warranty or third party-rights, safe from claims by a new owner. Location: UK
The latest edition of the Professional Services Contract has not been widely adopted – most likely because it extends a consultant's procedural obligations and liability. Location: UK
A critique of the consultancy agreement produced by the British Property Federation. Location: UK
…there is no nonsense or jargon, they just get on with what is required with no fuss.Chambers UK 2020