What to Do if your Contractor Client Goes Into Liquidation
Unfortunately, the construction industry and the insolvency profession are close cousins. Despite attempts by regulators …
Whose Construction Terms Apply – Yours or Mine?
Most, if not all, players in the building industry from suppliers all the way through …
Who is your Contract Actually With?
For a construction contract to have a point beyond just the joy of paperwork, it …
Key Tips on Mastering Paper Trails for Construction Projects
The thing that will make or break your case in the event of a disagreement …
New Ways to Ensure Claimants Get Paid in Construction
As of 1 October, important changes to the enforcement mechanisms for payment claims have come …
Construction Insolvency is Down… But is That a Good Thing?
All the figures I’m seeing are suggesting that insolvency in the construction industry, and generally, …
“Without Prejudice” – What Does It Mean, When Can You Use It, And What Does It Do?
Of the many apparently mystical phrases that have crept into legal terminology over the years, …
Liquidated Damages – What you Need to Know
The bane of every contractor is the liquidated damages clause. Liquidated damages are a massive …
