Insolvency and its Relevance to the Construction Industry
Bridget Williamson
October 2019
A paper presented to the Society of Construction Law at a meeting in Cambridge on 4th March 2019
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Wall Ties, Cavity Barriers and the Dog that did not Bark in the Night: Design Co-ordination and the Challenge of Culture Change
Matthew Cousins
October 2019
A paper based on a presentation to the Society of Construction Law at a meeting in London on 6th February 2018
The Interplay between Judges and Arbitrators
Sir Rupert Jackson
October 2019
A paper presented at the Society of Construction Law London Conference on 19th September 2019
Security of Payment for Subcontractors – Lessons for England from Around the World
Louise Hall
September 2019
The paper is based on the highly commended entry in the Hudson essay competition 2018
Economic Torts and Construction Disputes – Palmer Birch v Lloyd
Andrew Singer QC and Kelly Pennifer
August 2019
A paper presented to the Society of Construction Law at a meeting in London on 4th June 2019
Payment in the Construction Industry – where are we now?
Rudi Klein
June 2019
A paper presented to the Society of Construction Law at meetings in Cambridge on 15th October 2018 and Edinburgh on 29th November 2018
Prevention or Cure? Delay Claims and the Rise of Concurrency Clauses
The Rt Hon Lord Justice Coulson
June 2019
A paper based on the Pinsent Masons Lecture given in Hong Kong on 15th November 2018 and presented to the Society of Construction Law at a meeting in London on 5th February 2019.
A Stadium and its Defects: Liberty, Loss and the Limitation Period
Philip Britton
June 2019
A paper based on the highly commended entry in the Hudson essay competition 2018.
Securing Payment and Adjudicating Under a ‘Hybrid’ Contract
Rachel Gwilliam
May 2019
The paper is based on a commended entry in the Hudson essay competition 2018
To what Extent can the Contract Control its own Interpretative Method?
Omar Jassam
May 2019
The paper is based on a commended entry in the Hudson essay competition 2018