“What is retained EU law?” Mathias Cheung for Lexis Nexis
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
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13 March 2019: Mathias Cheung speaking on international dispute avoidance and dispute resolution
Mathias Cheung will participate as part of a panel on ‘International dispute avoidance and dispute resolution’. The panel will discuss […]
Guide to insolvency in PFI/PF2 projects: Mathias Cheung for LexisNexis
This Practice Note, produced by Mathias Cheung in partnership with LexisNexis, considers insolvency aspects of PFI/PFI2 projects including contractual provisions […]
12th Dec 2018
Turning back the clock – can the UK’s Article 50 notice be revoked unilaterally?
Mathias Cheung discusses the Advocate General’s opinion and the CJEU’s ruling on unilateral revocation of the UK’s Article 50 notice: […]
10th Dec 2018
Vinci Construction UK Ltd v Beumer Group UK Ltd [2018] EWHC 1874 (TCC) (24 July 2018)
Andrew Goddard QC, Felicity Dynes and Mathias Cheung acted for Vinci in successful enforcement proceedings relating to an Adjudicator’s Decision. The Decision […]
24th Jul 2018
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
Dealing with Brexit and Insolvency Risks in PFI Projects
Mathias Cheung discusses the potential implications of Brexit on insolvency risks in PFI projects: The ongoing joint inquiry on the […]
25th May 2018
Review of Construction Law 2017 by Mathias Cheung published by Informa
“Construction Law Review 2017: a review of key legal and industry developments” (just published by Informa) was written by Mathias […]
18th May 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 […]
McDonald & Anor v D&F Contracts Ltd [2018] EWHC 1600 (TCC)
Appearing for the claimant Mr and Mrs McDonald, Mathias Cheung was successful in an application for judgment in default in […]
19th Mar 2018
9 March 2018: The Society of Construction Law Annual Conference
Steven Walker QC, Frances Pigott and Mathias Cheung will be giving a “construction law update” at The Society of Construction Law Annual […]
“Taking the measured mile” – Mathias Cheung on delay and disruption for Construction Law
Mathias Cheung analyses the new edition of the SCL Delay and Disruption Protocol which is gaining wide acceptance. Guidance on concurrent […]
28th Nov 2017
Is Enough Being Done to Secure Migrant Labour?
Mathias Cheung discusses the latest developments relating to post-Brexit skills shortages in the construction and infrastructure industry: The Office of […]
17th Oct 2017
Brexit Negotiations Thus Far – Quo Vadis, Britain?
Mathias Cheung discusses some of the key takeaways three and a half months into the Brexit negotiations: Progress has been […]
17th Oct 2017
UK’s Courts and Legal Services Untrammelled by Brexit
Martin Bowdery QC and Mathias Cheung discuss the position of UK courts and legal services in a post-Brexit world in […]
17th Oct 2017
“Legal issues when East meets West” – Mathias Cheung on Belt and Road for Construction Law
In an article for Construction Law entitled: “Belt and road projects – legal issues when East meets West”, Mathias Cheung outlines […]
1st Oct 2017
‘Ethics in the Tender Process’: Mathias Cheung on implied duties of good faith for International Construction Law Review
Mathias Cheung’s article ‘Ethics in the Tender Process: Implied Duty of Good Faith and Remedies for Breach’ for ICLR (International […]
26th Jul 2017
Hung Parliament, Softer Brexit, and Waiting for Godot
Mathias Cheung provides a post-election update on the direction of the Brexit negotiations and the implications for the construction/infrastructure industry. […]
20th Jun 2017
Post-Brexit Skills Shortages – Managing the Legal Risks
Mathias Cheung considers the potential skills shortage post Brexit, and the potential measures for minimising the risks in current and […]
20th Jun 2017
Belt and Road Initiative: UK’s Post-Brexit Promised Land?
‘As China drives forward the Belt and Road Initiative from the East,’ the Chancellor, Philip Hammond, said in a speech […]
1st Jun 2017