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It’s been 25 years since construction adjudications were introduced. But has it become too costly to bring a dispute – and does everyone involved trust

Cancer screening shouldn’t be a luxury. Here’s how to find screening services without going broke.

  Have you ever had your sunlight blocked or your view blocked by huge skyscrapers in front of your house? Such quality of life interests are also considered a protected right under Korean law. A typical quality of life impairment includes sunlight and view obstructions, both of which the court recognizes as specific rights and therefore prescribes specific remedies. First, lets talk about obstruction of sunlig...

Mark Christie is a senior associate in the construction team at Clarke Willmott LLP Rulings by the Technology and Construction Court (TTC) in the past few

The upcoming parliamentary elections at the end of September are the talk of the town in Slovakia, with a slew of interesting legislative changes – including those covering whistleblowing, corporate restructurings, and construction – coming in before the buzzer, according to Wolf Theiss Managing Partner Katarina Matulnikova.

Majority of the UAE construction professionals (owners, contractors or consultants) are ready to welcome a government-monitored national construction playbook to safeguard the industry, according to a recent survey conducted by British Business Group.

Majority of the UAE construction professionals (owners, contractors or consultants) are ready to welcome a government-monitored national construction playbook to safeguard the industry, according to a recent survey conducted by British Business Group.

Roger Gillott says parties in construction disputes leaning more towards litigation over ADR

Vogel reflects on key cases that launched her construction law career

Professor Stuart Green, School of Construction Management and Engineering, University of Reading There is currently much hype about transformation in