Adjudication

3 March 2023: Omar Eljadi to give Adjudication Update to the SCL Annual Spring Conference

Omar Eljadi will present an update on adjudication, including review of recent cases on payment and their implications, to The […]

Breakshore Ltd v Red Key Concepts Ltd [2022] 5 WLUK 677

In Breakshore Ltd v Red Key Concepts Ltd [2022] 5 WLUK 677, Max Twivy acted for the successful claimant in […]

13th Oct 2022

2nd edition of Adjudication in Construction Law by Darryl Royce published

The 2nd Edition of ‘Adjudication in Construction Law‘ by Darryl Royce has just been published by Informa Law from Routledge. The […]

28th Feb 2022

Arthur Graham-Dixon on John Doyle Construction Limited v Erith Contractors Limited

This case note by Arthur Graham-Dixon summarises and discusses some of the implications of the recent Court of Appeal judgment […]

10th Jan 2022

18 Nov 2021: Dominique Rawley QC to chair panel discussion at 20th Annual Adjudication Society Conference

Dominique Rawley QC will be chairing a panel discussion at The Adjudication Society 20th annual conference on Thursday 18th November. […]

5 March 2021: UKA Edinburgh Adjudication & Arbitration Conference

Her Honour Frances Kirkham CBE and Nicholas Baatz QC will join the speaker line up at this year’s UKA Edinburgh […]

19 Jan 2021: HH Frances Kirkham CBE joins panel to discuss Halliburton v Chubb

HH Frances Kirkham CBE will join a virtual panel, jointly hosted by the SCL and TeCSA, to discuss “Halliburton v […]

22 October 2020: Mark Chennells presenting an adjudication update

Mark Chennells will provide an adjudication update alongside Senior Partner Simon Tolson of Fenwick Elliott on Thursday, 22 October. The […]

19 Nov 2020: Steven Walker QC to present a case law/adjudication update for SCL

Steven Walker QC will present a Case Law/Adjudication update (excluding Bresco and Doyle v Erith) to members of The Society […]

John Doyle Construction Ltd v Erith Contractors Ltd (Rev 1) [2020] EWHC 2451 (TCC)

In John Doyle Construction Ltd v Erith Contractors Ltd [2020] EWHC 2451 (TCC), the first judgment from the High Court […]

30th Sep 2020

Hitachi Zosen Inova AG v John Sisk & Son Ltd [2019] EWHC 495 (TCC)

In Hitachi Zosen Inova AG v John Sisk & Son Ltd [2019] EWHC 495 (TCC) Stuart-Smith J decided that even […]

8th Mar 2019

4 April 2019: Darryl Royce speaking at TECBAR Annual Conference 2019

Darryl Royce will give an ‘Adjudication Update’ at the Technology and Construction Bar Association (TECBAR) annual conference 2019.   This […]

8 November 2018: Darryl Royce to lead table at Adjudication Society conference workshop

Darryl Royce will be a table leader for a workshop session at The Adjudication Society’s seventeenth annual conference on 8 […]

Mathias Cheung successful in enforcing adjudicator’s decision in DSVG v Conneely (HT2018-000113)

Mathias Cheung acted for the claimant in DSVG v Conneely. His application for summary judgment to enforce an adjudicator’s decision […]

28th Jun 2018

22 May 2018: Mathias Cheung speaking on negotiation, mediation & adjudication

Mathias Cheung joins David Brown (Partner, Gullands Solicitors) and Danny Frost (Base Quantum) for a seminar entitled “Resolving and avoiding […]

9 Nov 2017: Darryl Royce speaking at The Adjudication Society’s 16th Annual Conference

Darryl Royce will moderate a panel session on Construction Act reform and improvements to the Adjudication process at The Adjudication Society’s 16th Annual Conference […]

Steven Walker QC and Felicity Dynes present at SCL Seminar

Steven Walker QC and Felicity Dynes presented to the Society of Construction Law in Leeds on 7 September 2017. They were […]

The rising costs of Adjudication and how to reduce them

Darryl Royce chaired a session at the Adjudication Society Annual Conference entitled ‘The Rising Costs of Adjudication and How to Reduce […]

“Right Question, Wrong Answer”: Bouygues and subsequent developments

Darryl Royce spoke at the TECBAR Adjudication Day conference on “Right Question, Wrong Answer”: Bouygues and subsequent developments.    

“Here” but “Not here”, the significance of Linnett v Halliwell for jurisdiction

Nicholas Baatz QC explains Linnett v Halliwells [2009] B.L.R. 312 makes more problematic the position of a party who wishes […]

1st Mar 2010