Laura Bowler considers the recent Court of Appeal case Steve Ward Services (UK) Limited v Davies & Davies Associates Limited and an adjudicator’s right to fees if they resign.
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Posted April 6, 2022 | Published in Dispute resolution
With space activities continuing to gather interest and serious business activity, much has happened since the first edition in 2017 of Outer Space Law: Legal Policy and Practice. In this blog, Nicholas Gould considers what’s new in the second edition, due for publication in April 2022, including a review of his chapter which deals with dispute resolution in relation to outer space activities.
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| 0 comments [3] Posted March 24, 2022 | Published in Contracts & documentation
With the battleground set for disputes over inflated prices and delays, Lucinda Robinson considers what parties can do to defend their positions under existing contracts and how to arm themselves for future conflict in contracts being negotiated now.
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| 2 comments [5] Posted February 28, 2022 | Published in Dispute resolution
Roma Patel considers proposed changes and the latest developments in the Building Safety Bill which affect developers who work in the residential development sector.
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Posted February 11, 2022 | Published in Dispute resolution
Sana Mahmud discusses the proposed, upcoming changes to the ICSID rules.
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| 0 comments [9] Posted January 26, 2022 | Published in Dispute resolution
George Boddy looks at the case of John Doyle v Erith in more detail, briefly recaps some of the earlier instalments of adjudication versus insolvency, and considers to what extent insolvent companies are allowed to play the “game” of adjudication.
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| 0 comments [11] Posted December 22, 2021 | Published in Dispute resolution
“Smash and grab” adjudications: when can the paying party commence a “true value” adjudication? [13]
Matt Simson looks at the question of when can the paying party commence a “true value” adjudication in circumstances where it has failed to issue the required payment and/or pay less notices.
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