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October 15, 2020

Extensions of Time – How do EoT Claims Work in Practice?

Claims for Extension of Time (or EoT claims) and their associated disputes play a critical role for many contractors and developers in determining

Articles,  Contract Administration

August 17, 2020

Victorian SOPA 101

Throughout Australia, legislation exists to help contractors and sub-contractors protect their revenue streams and cash flow. Generally this is

Articles,  Security of Payment

June 3, 2020

How To Get Paid For Construction Works Impacted By Covid-19

COVID-19 – the Beginning Rewind.  It’s early 2020. You are a Contractor. COVID-19 has hit.  Many Principals and Contractors are working together to

Articles,  Contract Administration

May 29, 2020

Force Majeure In Construction Contracts: Tips And Traps

You were constructing many great projects.  Tunnels, schools, apartment blocks and more.  The projects were on time and on budget. All of sudden,

Articles,  Contract Administration

security of payment nsw SOPA

October 23, 2019

Security of Payment Act NSW – A Guide to NSW SOPA

Security of payment legislation in New South Wales, as elsewhere in Australia, exists to help someone who has carried out construction work, or

Articles,  Security of Payment

April 3, 2019

Security of Payment in Queensland – A 101 Guide

Security of payment in Queensland is aimed at facilitating fast payments for building and construction industry participants who have performed

Articles,  Security of Payment

March 14, 2019

Want to Terminate your Construction Contract? Take Care… It Could Backfire

So you’ve hit that point where you’re sick to death of dealing with the other party’s games, and you’re ready to pull the termination

Articles,  Construction Litigation

February 13, 2018

Huge fines or jail time for Project Bank Account Breaches

A failure to comply with the obligations prescribed in the BIF Act can result in huge fines or even jail time. In the below table we summarise both

Articles,  Contract Administration

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