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In this article, Toby Randle draws comparisons between adopting good exam technique and dealing with construction disputes.
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In this article, Toby Randle draws comparisons between adopting good exam technique and dealing with construction disputes.
Toby Randle and Rebecca Penney provide a snapshot of construction law issues typically encountered in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
By Toby Randle, Partner, and Rebecca Penney, Senior Associate, Fenwick Elliott
Toby Randle and Aleem O. Shahed look at the impact of the Implementing Regulations of the Arbitration Law in the KSA.
22 April 2010Toby Randle in a paper given at the latest Fenwick Elliott Construction Law Update Seminar held at Simpsons in the Strand, London reviews the alternatives to adjudication, in particular the use of Part 8 Proceedings. In doing so, he discusses the recent cases of Geoffrey Osbourne Ltd v Atkins Rail Ltd, Yuanda (UK) Co Ltd v Gear Construction Ltd and Banner Holdings
9 May 2005Toby Randle in a paper given to the 11th Fenwick Elliott Adjudication Update Seminar, outlines some of the alternatives to adjudication and when they might be appropriate to use.
4 February 2005Toby Randle in article which appeared in Building sets out why headvises some construction clients embroiled in complex cases to bypass the adjudication process and initiate court proceedings.