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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.
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
Architects should consider their obligations carefully when requested to prepare designs that might be unsafe following the McGlinn decision. Location: UK
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
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
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
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
A summary of recent developments in the law affecting architects, including the new CDM Regulations 2007. Location: UK
A guide to the new CDM regulations 2007 and the implications for construction professionals. Location: Ireland
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
…there is no nonsense or jargon, they just get on with what is required with no fuss.Chambers UK 2020