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Yesterday, Lord Briggs delivered a unanimous judgment in the Supreme Court case of Bresco Electrical Services Limited (in liquidation) v […]
18th Jun 2020
Sir Robert Akenhead, with assistance from David Johnson, considers the question: when are construction operations not ‘construction operations’ with modular […]
3rd Jun 2020
Shourav Lahiri revisits the case of Halliburton v Vedanta where a differently constituted bench of the Delhi High Court has […]
2nd Jun 2020
“Triple Point Technology – Pointing to confusion” by pupil barrister Anson Cheung appears in the most recent issue of The International […]
14th May 2020
As the consultation on the Construction Act lumbers slowly forward, Rupert Choat queries how its fitness for purpose is being […]
12th May 2020
Contractors who keep sites open face high costs to meet health and safety rules comments Mathias Cheung in his article […]
6th May 2020
Shourav Lahiri examines the interesting issues of law raised by the recent ad-interim injunction granted by the Indian courts against […]
24th Apr 2020
Observations and practical tips from Camille Slow, Atkin Chambers There are some things that I would never have anticipated would […]
16th Apr 2020
As the World Health Organisation declares the Coronavirus, or ‘COVID-19’, now to be a pandemic, many involved in the construction […]
24th Mar 2020
Atkin Chambers is pleased to announce that pupil barrister Anson Cheung has been awarded joint first prize in the Society […]
25th Feb 2020
On 20 November 2019, Professor Doug Jones AO delivered the 18th Annual Clayton Utz International Arbitration Lecture in Brisbane. In […]
2nd Dec 2019
Sir Robert Akenhead, with assistance from Christopher Reid, considers the question: “How does a court decide whether to uphold an adjudication […]
31st Oct 2019
Sir Robert Akenhead, with assistance from David Johnson, explains how a literal interpretation of wording sent a contractor’s argument off […]
29th Aug 2019
“The Prevention Principle After North Midland v Cyden Homes” by pupil barrister Max Twivy appears in the most recent issue […]
26th Jul 2019
Rupert Choat examines the legal position regarding unexpected circumstances arising from Brexit. Originally published in Building Magazine 20 June 2019 […]
20th Jun 2019
Martin Bowdery QC presented to the CIArb North East Branch on Thursday 28 March 2019 on Brexit and the effects […]
30th Apr 2019
This Q&A, produced by Mathias Cheung in partnership with LexisNexis, outlines the scope and meaning of retained EU law (including retained legislation, […]
12th Mar 2019
Sir Robert Akenhead, with assistance from Christopher Reid, discusses to what extent may a company without legal representatives be treated […]
5th Mar 2019
Atkin Chambers’ pupil barrister Max Twivy has won the Society of Construction Law Hudson Prize 2018 for his essay entitled […]
20th Feb 2019
Rupert Choat looks back at 2018. Originally published in Building magazine – 20 December 2018. While one particular agreement dominated […]
20th Dec 2018
