Rupert Choat to co-chair the 7th Biennial IBA Conference on Construction Projects
Rupert Choat will be co-chairing the 7th Biennial IBA Conference on “Construction Projects from Conception to Completion” in Berlin on […]
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Jennifer Jones acted successfully on behalf of the Defendant HS Barrier Coatings Limited (“HSBC”) in an application under CPR Part […]
Applications now open (as at 1 July) for mini-pupillages in autumn 2019
Atkin Chambers offers up to ten, two-day mini-pupillages a year. Applications should be made between 1 and 31 July for […]
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Atkin Chambers is seeking to recruit established commercial barristers to complement its expertise in major infrastructure project work. Applications are […]
“Contracting for Brexit” – Rupert Choat for Building Magazine
Rupert Choat examines the legal position regarding unexpected circumstances arising from Brexit. Originally published in Building Magazine 20 June 2019 […]
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