UK
Extensions of Time and Damages for Delay - Recent Developments
Seb Oram
November 2012
A paper presented to the Society of Construction Law at a meeting in Reading on 25th September 2012
Expansion of Discovery in International Construction Arbitration
W Stephen Dale
November 2012
A paper presented to the International Construction Law Conference held in London on 24th September 2012
W Stephen Dale looks at how discovery issues are dealt with in the most common institutional forms of international arbitration in construction and infrastructure cases. He assesses the trend towards an increase in the scope of discovery, in part encouraged by domestic traditions within the USA, considering what impact this might have on the attractiveness of arbitration generally.
Recognising Your Tribunal: Dealing with Evidence in International Construction Arbitrations
Sean Brannigan QC
November 2012
A paper presented to the International Construction Law Conference held in London on 24th September 2012
Can Safety be Found in Numbers?
John Barber
November 2012
A paper presented to the Centre of Construction Law 25th Anniversary Conference held at King's College, London on 28th June 2012
Procedural Orders and Preliminary Meetings in International Construction Arbitration
Richard Harding QC
October 2012
A paper presented to the International Construction Law Conference held in London on 24th September 2012
Procedural orders are often not given the attention they deserve, Richard Harding begins. It is essential that the procedure is carefully though through at an early stage and appropriate directions given. He goes on to consider the steps that should be taken, including practical recommendations.