International Quarterly

This issue of International Quarterly explores force majeure under FIDIC, recent case law, updates to the UAE Civil Code and the key updates to the global offshore wind sector.

This issue of International Quarterly examines the Arbitration Act 2025, collateral attacks in arbitration, state immunity in enforcing investment treaty awards, and a case summary of Eletson Gas LLC v A Limited & Ors.

This issue covers recent developments in international arbitration and project disputes, including a Privy Council ruling on FIDIC terms, Dubai courts’ recognition of the “without prejudice” principle, the SIAC 2025 Rules, and risks between settlement and arbitration agreements.

This issue of IQ covers key arbitration developments, including updates to the IBA Conflicts Guidelines, enforcement of the Micula award, a fabricated award set aside by the English High Court, and a UK Supreme Court ruling on damages principles.

This issue reviews global legal reforms, comparing UK and New Zealand building safety approaches, examining disclosure and apparent bias in arbitration following Halliburton v Chubb, and concluding with highlights from this year’s Vis Moot in Vienna.

This issue of IQ examines termination for convenience under the FIDIC Books, a precedent on forum non conveniens and DIFC-LCIA clauses, and recent developments relating to sections 68 and 69 of the Arbitration Act 1996.

This issue highlights legal updates and reforms, including Saudi Arabia’s new Civil Transactions Law, ICC arbitration publications, proposed reforms to the Arbitration Act 1996, and a UK Supreme Court decision on stays under section 9.

This issue of International Quarterly explores contract interpretation, new arbitration rules, and governance reforms, featuring developments from the DIFC Court of Appeal, the SCCA Arbitration Rules, a limitation of liability case, and ESG trends in supply chains.

This issue of International Quarterly examines concurrent delay and recent arbitration reforms, covering UK and UAE developments, international arbitration updates, NEC notices of dissatisfaction, FIDIC amendments, and a Privy Council ruling on without prejudice privilege.

In this issue of IQ we take a detailed look at ESG initiatives in Africa and price adjustment mechanisms under the FIDIC standard forms. We also review several issues which often impact the life cycle of a construction dispute: notices…

This issue of International Quarterly explores managing change in projects and dispute resolution, including cost escalation and force majeure, updates to the DIAC rules and adjudicator conduct, and developments in the FIDIC Green Book.

This issue of International Quarterly focuses on Dispute Boards, covering new JCT/CIArb rules, World Bank initiatives, diversity in African arbitration institutions, and risks when adding project phases by variation or separate contract.

This issue of IQ examines multi-tier dispute resolution clauses, compliance with notices, the role of experts, and developments affecting project securities during the Covid-19 pandemic.

This issue of IQ covers the new Information Protocol for BIM-enabled projects, recent arbitration cases on cost recovery and expert duties, and how COVID-19 has been managed on projects in India and Singapore.

This issue of International Quarterly provides practical guidance on COVID-19 in international construction projects, alongside a case on termination and unforeseeable ground conditions under FIDIC and approaches to without prejudice correspondence in disputes.

This issue of IQ reviews the Prague Rules in international arbitration, practical guidance on serving notices, the Singapore ediation Convention, legal issues in Saudi Arabia, and considerations for BIM-enabled FIDIC projects.

This issue of International Quarterly focuses on international arbitration, including enforcement of foreign awards, the ICC Emergency Arbitrator procedure, parent company liability, updates under the 2017 FIDIC contracts, and the growing role of artificial intelligence.

This issue covers UAE arbitration, dispute resolution and claims under the 2017 FIDIC Red Book, AI in construction law, and FIDIC’s approach to force majeure and the “but for” test.

This edition features articles on UAE Bonds: calling on a Bond or Performance Guarantee in the UAE, service of Arbitration Notices, the new DIAC Rules, how FIDIC deals with time and the LCIA’s publication of its arbitrator challenge decisions.

This edition features articles on Artificial Intelligence, the “Infrastructure Funding Gap”, Guarantees and on demand bonds, and the Importance of Serving your Notice on the right person.

This issue continues our review of proposed FIDIC changes, including the engineer’s role, contractor indemnities and new dispute procedures, and also examines the NEC4 contract and the 2nd Edition of the SCL Delay and Disruption Protocol.

This issue examines proposed changes to claims and disputes under the FIDIC Rainbow Suite, developments in BIM, arbitration practice in the UAE, and the revised ICC Rules of Arbitration.

This issue reviews proposed changes to the FIDIC Yellow Book, updates to ICC arbitration guidance and rules, recent cases on letters of credit, and the new DIFC-LCIA Arbitration Rules.

This issue centres on international arbitration, covering key rulings in England and Dubai, clause 67 of the 1987 FIDIC Red Book, Letters of Intent and good faith in the UAE, and the global drive to combat corruption and bribery.

This issue highlights key developments in international arbitration, including the new SIAC Rules, an English case on incorporating arbitration agreements, a DIFC ruling on enforcing foreign judgments in Dubai, and the continued global focus on combating corruption and bribery.

This issue covers apparent bias in arbitration, notice clauses, LCIA costs data, and a Court of Appeal case on offshore company transparency.

This issue reviews key legal and commercial developments in construction and energy, covering termination for delay, liquidated damages in the UAE and UK, enforcement and challenge of arbitral awards, and force majeure risks arising from regional instability.

This issue reviews developments in construction and energy, covering termination for failure to proceed regularly and diligently, Ghana’s emerging PPP framework, interim measures for non-payment, and employer claims under FIDIC.

This issue covers enforcement of “binding but non-final” Dispute Board decisions in Singapore, unforeseeable ground conditions in Obrascon, subcontracting under UAE law, and the strategic use of on-demand bonds.

This issue covers the ICC’s 2015 Expert Rules, the Insurance Act 2015, and challenges to arbitration, including court removal of an arbitrator for justifiable doubts as to impartiality.

This issue features articles on FIDIC Dispute Adjudication Boards, enforcement in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, good faith in English and UAE law, UK late payment legislation, and force majeure under FIDIC in light of Ebola and ISIS.

This issue covers enforcement of DAB decisions, the Saudi Board of Grievances, developments in international arbitration, the growing role of mediation in the UK, and performance bonds from a UAE perspective.

This issue examines employer termination and notice requirements under FIDIC, compares Project Bank Accounts in the UK and Australia, and reviews an English court decision refusing a bribery-based challenge to a Dubai arbitration award.

IThis issue of International Quarterly covers the new ICC Rules of Mediation, non-payment of advances on costs in arbitration, developments in construction and investment in China, and the new EU procurement Directives and BIM.

This issue of International Quarterly reviews the ICC Rules of Mediation, options where a respondent refuses to pay its share of the advance on costs, key construction and arbitration trends in China, and the new EU procurement Directives and BIM.

Inside this issue of International Quarterly, we look at the new CIOB contract for use on complex projects, adjudication in the Middle East and the UAE perspective on the termination of construction contracts and limitations on liability.

This issue of International Quarterly examines the English courts’ approach to good faith, the latest FIDIC Guidance Note on DABs, and SIAC’s evolution into a global arbitration institution.

This issue of International Quarterly considers implied good faith under English law, Clause 13.1 of FIDIC and on-demand bonds, and the scope of privacy and confidentiality in arbitration.

This issue of International Quarterly explores legal issues in Building Information Modelling, dispute avoidance and Malaysia’s introduction of adjudication, alongside an Indian Supreme Court decision supporting a non-interventionist approach to arbitration.

This issue of International Quarterly brings you information regarding legal and commercial developments in construction and energy worldwide.

This issue of International Quarterly introduces our new ‘Contract Corner’ feature, examines enforcement of an ICC award in India, reviews the proposed EAPO, and offers guidance on negotiating and concluding contracts by email.

This issue of International Quarterly features the enforcement of DAB decisions, the new ICC Arbitration Rules, the FIDIC conditions of subcontract and the controversial new FIDIC particular conditions of contract for road works in Romania.