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
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Adjudication
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. For further […]
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