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 […]
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Atkin Chambers supporting Bar Council’s expanded training scheme for Chinese lawyers
Atkin Chambers is supporting the Bar Council’s expanded Training Scheme for Chinese Lawyers again this year. A total of 15 […]
28th May 2019
27 June 2019: Nicholas Baatz QC to give the KCCLA Sweet & Maxwell 22nd Annual lecture
Nicholas Baatz QC will give the KCCLA Sweet & Maxwell 22nd Annual lecture at King’s College London on the evening […]
Atkin Chambers’ Construction and Energy expertise highlighted in Chambers Global 2019
The global expertise of Atkin Chambers’ members in construction and energy & natural resources continues to be highlighted in Chambers Global […]
14th Feb 2019
“What are indemnity clauses for?” – Nicholas Baatz QC on FIDIC for Building Magazine
Nicholas Baatz QC explains the potential effects of indemnity clauses in the new Red, Yellow and Silver Books Buried away […]
28th Mar 2018
“Who gets the money?” when a main contractor goes into liquidation – Nicholas Baatz QC for Building Magazine
When a main contractor goes bust, can the courts assume that the employer has set up a retention fund for […]
25th Jan 2018
11 May 2017: Nicholas Baatz QC presents to the SCL Edinburgh on ‘Indemnities in Construction and Infrastructure Contracts’
Nicholas Baatz QC spoke to the Society of Construction Law in Edinburgh on 11 May 2017. He discussed indemnities in construction […]
Futureproof your disputes
In his article for Building in December 2016 Nicholas Baatz QC discusses how leaving the EU could cause complications for […]
2nd Dec 2016
‘Factual’ and ‘Legal’ Causation in Construction and Infrastructure Law: A thorny subject
This paper by Nicholas Baatz QC challenges three commonly suggested propositions as to causation: that of legal analysis as attributing […]
14th Nov 2016
Sir Robert Akenhead, Nicholas Baatz QC and Robert Clay at the King’s College Construction Law Association Lecture
Sir Robert Akenhead chaired the annual King’s College Construction Law Association and Sweet and Maxwell lecture on 14 April 2016. Nicholas […]
CIArb North East Spring Debate
The CIArb North East Spring Debate is a networking and CPD meeting hosted by the CIArb North East Branch as […]
24th Mar 2016
Atkin Chambers holds legal symposium on construction and infrastructure project law in Dubai
The members of Atkin Chambers hosted a legal symposium on construction and infrastructure project law to mark the publication of […]
‘Factual and Legal Causation Illustrated by The Charge of the Light Brigade’
In this seminar Nicholas Baatz QC gave a talk to Society of Construction Law members on ‘Factual and Legal Causation Illustrated […]
CIP Properties (AIPT) Ltd v Galliford Try Infrastructure Ltd & Ors [2014] EWHC 3546 (TCC)
The case related to a multi million pound claim arising from design and construction defects to a major mixed use […]
29th Oct 2014
Nicholas Baatz QC and Nicholas Collings instructed on one of the “Top 20 case of 2014” as published in The Lawyer
Nicholas Baatz QC and Nicholas Collings of Atkin Chambers are instructed by DAC Beachcroft for Keller in Accolade Wines v […]
7th Jan 2014
Construing Construction Contracts: Principles, Policies & Practice
A paper based on talks given to meetings of the Society of Construction Law in London on 2nd December 2008, […]
1st Dec 2010
Hard Times Provoke Commercial Innovation
Nicholas Baatz QC reviews recent case law relating to cost and profit sharing agreements as part of core construction and […]
1st Apr 2010
“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
Nicholas Baatz QC to present at the Society for Construction Law in Birmingham on 25th February 2010
Nicholas Baatz QC is presenting to members of the Society of Construction Law in Birmingham an analysis of the cases […]