Multi-tiered dispute resolution clauses are common in high-value construction and engineering contracts. They can facilitate early dispute settlement, leading to substantial time and cost savings for the parties involved.
Read moreThe Supreme Court ruled in TUI UK Ltd v Griffiths, addressing the fairness of the trial judge’s decision despite uncontroverted expert evidence on causation.
Read moreThe importance of having sufficient oversight of your claims and disputes portfolio, ready to intervene at a moment’s notice, cannot be overstated.
Read moreGlobal economic turmoil is exposing large projects to unprecedented productivity and financial pressures. Unforeseen macroeconomic events are causing severe microeconomic issues. We discuss this evolving situation and potential mitigants below.
Read moreExploring the first decline in six years, RepRisk has published a leading report on the significant shifts taking place within the industry on greenwashing.
Read moreScientific evidence and extreme weather events highlight the urgent need for climate action. The building and construction sector faces increasing scrutiny, regulation, and litigation due to heightened risks from climate instability.
Read moreThe authors delve into the new European Council laws introduced in March 2024, examining the challenges of implementation and their potential success in preventing environmental harm.
Read moreWith growing public concern and mounting evidence of health implications, PFAS is increasingly under regulatory scrutiny due to improvements in scientific understanding.
Read moreWhat does the future hold for a post-Energy Charter Treaty world, with sunset clauses ensuring its presence on the global stage for years to come?
Read moreBig changes are coming for businesses regarding their impact on nature. Nearly 200 countries have pledged to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030, driven by international agreements and financial risks.
Read moreUK Parliament urges mandatory TNFD disclosures to halt nature loss, aligning with the new Chancellor’s vision for the UK as a leader in green finance.
Read moreConsideration is essential in contract law. For a contract to be valid, there must be an exchange of value between parties, ensuring each has a stake in the agreement.
Read moreThe construction market is rapidly evolving with new technologies, enhancing safety and efficiency. However, AI introduces new risks and challenges, as it aims to simulate human intelligence and learn from data.
Read moreSarah specialises in digital transformation and building information modelling (BIM) in construction disputes. In this interview, she considers the benefits artificial intelligence (AI) could bring to the construction industry.
Read moreNearly four years ago, the $1.9 trillion CARES Act was enacted to aid American workers and businesses, with the PPP expediting loan processing significantly. The SBA executed 14 years of lending in 14 days.
Read moreThis article explores compensation options for damages, loss, or injury available to victims of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Read moreAccountants know FIFO and LIFO for inventory pricing. Our HKA team re-analyzed tracing of fraudulent funds mingled with legal funds. Surprisingly, no best practices exist for asset tracing. Is there a definitive method?
Read moreOur experts discuss valuation approaches for damages and explore ESG-related damages in specific and cross-industry contexts in The Guide to Damages in International Arbitration; Edition 6.
Read moreThe process of how to select an expert witness in arbitration proceedings, the qualities of a good expert, and other considerations to bear in mind when selecting experts.
Read moreThis article discusses two specific cases where skills were used in jurisdiction or causation arguments, highlighting when such arguments were successful.
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