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 […]
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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
Shylock’s Construction Law: The brave new life of liquidated damages? Mathias Cheung article for Construction Law
If Shylock sought to enforce his penalty clause today, would he find vindication in the common law? One cannot help […]
19th May 2017