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Disclosure now
July 2007An 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
June 2007All 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
May 2007An 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
May 2007A summary of recent developments in the law affecting architects, including the new CDM Regulations 2007. Location: UK
The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007
April 2007A guide to the new CDM regulations 2007 and the implications for construction professionals. Location: Ireland
Risky business
March 2007Recent developments suggest that the law on negligence and HSE may be pulling in different directions. Location: UK
An update on Limited Liability Partnerships
March 2007An explanation of limited liability partnerships and the issues relevant to deciding whether an LLP is a suitable vehicle for you. Location: UK
You stand here and hold this
January 2007A commentary on the CIC conditions of contract for the appointment of consultants and, in particular, the approach to allocating relevant services. Location: UK
Age discrimination guidance to partnerships and LLPs
October 2006Partners and Members of professional firms would be wise to consider the impact of the Employment Equality (Age) Regulations 2006. Location: UK
Fault lines
October 2006Employers have a range of HSE obligations: some are absolute, while others require only what is ‘reasonably practicable'. What is the difference? Location: UK