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CommentWhy Network Rail is playing fair
Network Rail hasn鈥檛 had to bully firms into signing its payment charter, for the simple reason that it鈥檚 in their interests too
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Comment精东影视 regulations: No liability for yes men
Big changes are being proposed to the 精东影视 Regulations, but not in the case of claims against local authorities for negligent approval
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精东影视Survey reveals ignorance of asbestos regulations
Up to 40% of risk managers 鈥榮till don鈥檛 know the rules鈥�
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CommentVietnam: The legal landscape
Construction opportunities in Asia are on the up, but what about the practicalities of doing business in a country such as Vietnam? Here鈥檚 a guide to what you need to know
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精东影视Councils seek judicial review to derail HS2
Camden adds concerns about Euston station work in joint challenge to 拢32bn high-speed line
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CommentDispute boards in the UK
They鈥檙e endorsed by the World Bank and pioneered in the US, so why are dispute boards not more widely accepted in the UK?
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CommentNew Libya: The impact of Sharia law on construction contracts
What do firms hoping to do business in Libya need to know about Sharia law, which may become to basis of the new constitution?
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CommentConstruction Law, by Julian Bailey: A little light reading
New tomes on construction law and Scottish arbitration are well worth picking up - if your back can take it
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精东影视RICS concludes conflict of interest probe
Institution gives dispute service clean bill of health but makes further claims against former staffer Wajid Khan
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CommentDoing business in China: The meaning of Guanxi
When doing business in China, exchanging gifts, building friendships and developing mutual trust are more important than signing the contract
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Cleaning up the contaminated land regime
Changes to the contaminated land regime are set to simplify the way in which local authorities designate sites, which spells good news for the building industry
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CommentThe TCC and standard final accounts disputes
High Court judges are rebelling and want to send standard final accounts disputes to the county courts. All very well, but it would be a lot quicker to get adjudicators to hear them
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CommentShould contracts have a clause explaining what 'force majeure' means?
Force majeure has no definition in common law so is it time to introduce a clause into construction contracts that actually says what it means?
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RMJM Hong Kong hit with 拢100k staff claim
Workers ask for unpaid wages, expenses, and other missing payments
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精东影视Construction staff hurt in police station blast
Vinci worker among injured in Croydon firing-range explosion
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CommentTony Bingham: Dereliction and duty
锘緿oes a council have the right to step in if a building is falling down and the owner does nothing? It鈥檚 not quite that simple 鈥�
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精东影视Lend Lease and Carillion face 拢10m oil spill claim
Four contractors in court battle after 鈥榤ajor鈥� spill delays occupation of Bankside development
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精东影视HSE delays introduction of charging scheme
Scheme which could see contractors hit with fees of up to 拢124,000 put back to at least October
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CommentPublic procurement: Don't take it lying down
Challenges to public contract awards are rising - and judges are stepping in where regulators have failed to tread
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CommentDesign and build contracts: There's always a risk
Design and build contracts were meant to prevent claims arising but, as the M6 toll road project shows, the one-stop shop approach can still lead to the courts