Payment notices: clarity on substance and timing
Adele Parsons provides an update on withholding notices.
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UK Supreme Court finds that collateral warranties are not a construction contract
Adele Parsons reports on the UK Supreme Court’s decision in Abbey Healthcare (Mill Hill) Ltd v Simply Construct (UK) LLP [2024] UKSC 23, which has provided welcome guidance on whether a collateral warranty is a “construction contract” as defined by the Construction Act.
Less of a slip, more of a stumble – when Adjudicators exceed their jurisdiction under the Slip Rule
In this blog post, Adele Parsons discusses the recent successful adjudication enforcement proceedings in the Technology & Construction Court. In his judgment, Mr Adrian Williamson KC, sitting as a High Court deputy judge, determined that the adjudicator had exceeded his jurisdiction in applying the Slip Rule.
Sustainability & NetZero in Construction Law
Fenwick Elliott’s Adele Parsons joins Ruth Keating of 39 Essex Chambers to discuss the latest updates in legislation, policy, caselaw and contractual obligations which are pivotal to achieving NetZero in the construction industry.
Adjudication Update
Fenwick Elliott’s Adele Parsons and barrister Daniel Churcher of 4 Pump Court consider a number of recent developments in adjudication practice.
So, how does the UK plan to remain a world leader in international arbitration? By doing very little
Adele Parsons provides an update on the reforms to the Arbitration Act 1996. These limited reforms focus on maintaining the effectiveness and efficiency of the arbitral process.
Adjudication: an effective form of dispute resolution for an insolvent company or paper tiger?
Adele Parsons updates us on the latest from the courts on the relationship between the enforcement of an adjudicator’s decision and the Insolvency Rules.
Adjudication Update
Fenwick Elliott’s Adele Parsons and Rebecca Ardagh, along with barrister Melissa Shipley of 39 Essex Chambers, consider a number of recent developments in adjudication practice.
How the UK plans to remain a world leader in international arbitration
Adele Parsons reports on the UK’s plans to remain a world leader in international arbitration.
Adjudication Update | No. 2 of 2022
Fenwick Elliott’s James Mullen and Adele Parsons, along with barrister Daniel Churcher of 4 Pump Court, consider a number of recent developments in adjudication practice.
Van Oord v Dragados: To frolic is to fail … if you’re an adjudicator. Adjudicator’s decision not enforced due to a breach of natural justice
Adele Parsons considers the Scottish case of Van Oord UK Limited v Dragados UK Limited, the circumstances when an adjudicator’s actions amount to a breach of natural justice, and the practical implications for adjudicators.
Contract payment mechanisms: be prepared or pay the price
Fenwick Elliott Senior Associates, Rebecca Ardagh and Adele Parsons, consider the latest legal developments in contractual payment mechanisms in construction contracts. The discussion will cover useful reminders regarding contract logistics and deadlines, how to avoid being caught out of pocket both in respect of interim payments and final accounts and/or final statements, and