Ted Lowery considers a case in which delays in setting up a project bank account left a subcontractor exposed.

Ted Lowery considers a case in which the surety argued that a performance bond demand included not enough and too much information.

Ted Lowery considers a recent TCC decision which examined whether liabilities under a Pre-Construction Services Agreement survived the execution of a subsequent JCT contract. The decision is a reminder that where PCSAs are not seamlessly superseded, rights and liabilities may continue beyond the transition to the substantive contract.

Ted Lowery considers a claim for a Civil Liability Act contribution brought in consequence of a chemicals delivery blunder that left the protagonists under a cloud.

Ted Lowery considers a case concerning a disputed settlement agreement that was said to have produced an absurd outcome.

Ted Lowery looks at a case that examines whether a settlement agreement became binding.

Ted Lowery examines a lesser spotted non-party costs order.

Ted Lowery considers an unsuccessful attempt to expand jurisdictional arguments at enforcement.

Ted Lowery considers a case in which, unusually, the court entertained an application for summary judgment on issues only.

Ted Lowery considers the Court of Appeal’s disposal of a dispute over the income sharing mechanism in a PFI contract for waste processing.

Ted Lowery considers a case involving an Anglo-Scottish battle (of forms).