UK
Claiming and Determining Prolongation Costs under German Law
Dr Wolfgang Breyer
August 2012
A paper presented to the Centre of Construction Law 25th Anniversary Conference held at King's College, London on 29th June 2012
Construction Law: The First 25 Years
John Uff CBE QC FREng
August 2012
A paper presented to the Centre of Construction Law 25th Anniversary Conference held at King's College, London on 28th June 2012
John Uff, who was the Founding Director of the King's Centre, looks at the growth of the Centre over the last 25 years, against the background of the evolution of construction law during the same period. He points out that in 1987 'construction law' was in its infancy and limited to the law of construction disputes, and contrasts that with the breadth of the subject in 2012.
The Expert Witness in International Disputes
Christopher Ennis
August 2012
A paper presented to the Centre of Construction Law 25th Anniversary Conference held at King's College London on 29th June 2012
How ICC Operates - and Selects and Appoints Arbitrators
John Rushton
July 2012
A paper presented to the Society of Construction Law at a meeting in Edinburgh on 26th April 2012
An Introduction to Good Faith
Sarah Williams
June 2012
A paper presented to the Society of Construction Law at a meeting in Reading on 7th March 2012
Project Bank Accounts
Richard Davis
May 2012
A paper presented to a meeting of the Society of Construction Law in London on 6th March 2012
The EU Procurement Regime and s106 Agreements Providing for Affordable Housing
Antonio Rotolo
May 2012
A paper based on the second prize entry in the Hudson Prize essay competition 2011 presented to a meeting of the Society of Construction Law in London on 15th May 2012.
Damp Squib or Big Change? The Construction Act Amendments
Paul Newman
April 2012
A paper presented to the Society of Construction Law at a meeting in Southampton on 11th January 2012
Reflections on Life as a Judge of the Technology and Construction Court
Her Honour Frances Kirkham CBE
April 2012
An informal talk given to the Society of Construction Law at meetings in London on 6th December 2011 and Nottingham on 6th March 2012
In this short but entertaining and illuminating paper, Her Honour Frances Kirkham - who was a solicitor before becoming a TCC judge in Birmingham - talks about her experiences as a judge. In particular, she considers some of the ways in which TCC judges have taken an innovative approach to dispute resolution, and her personal approach. She concludes with some ideas for the future.