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CommentLegal: Facing up to mental health
Employers slack on staff mental health may face disability discrimination claims
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CommentLegal: a knotty problem
James Bessey explains that a 聽recent case showing nuisance can be caused by omission as well as action has implications for cladding fires
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CommentLegal: Cyber Security: smart buildings
Paul Glass and Jill Hamilton of Taylor Wessing鈥檚 cyber security team consider the benefits and risks of internet-enabled technology聽
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CommentLegal: A different kind of model approach
Daniel Garton and Ralph Goodchild on using system dynamics as evidence in delay and disruption claims聽
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CommentLegal: operating under-covered
Steven Carey looks at problems in obtaining professional indemnity聽insurance for cladding-related work in the wake of the Grenfell fire
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CommentCase in Focus: how low can you go?
Ted Lowery on a judgment that slated one side鈥檚 jaundiced approach to quantum evidence聽
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CommentTime鈥檚 up on 100% time bars
Why do time bar provisions strike down all of a claim, not part of it? Standard forms should allow a less extreme option
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CommentComputers take over the courtroom
Technology in the legal world has opened up a host of opportunities. Rebecca Shorter looks at new ways of making the most of digital evidence in construction cases and the risks to be aware of when there is such a vast amount of data at your fingertips
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CommentLegal: How BIM can bring us safety
聽Is BIM the hook on which to secure the golden thread of information that Hackitt says should run through every project?
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CommentCase in focus: Getting it done properly
A ruling says two disputes on the same project must use different adjudicators
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CommentA spanner in the works
The Pimlico Plumbers case highlights the rights of workers who fall between employee and self-employed contractor
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CommentLegal: Counting the cost of change
Lindy Patterson looks at how valuing compensation events聽under NEC is affected by a retrospective change in scope
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CommentLegal: Broken records can be expensive
Hannah Mycock-Overell explains how good record-keeping practices will help if disputes later arise
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CommentLegal: A dangerous clause
Victoria Peckett considers whether聽termination-at-will clauses provide聽a get-out-of-jail-free card
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CommentLegal: incentivising innovation
In the fifth part of our series on new technology, Andrew Keeley and Maeve Gantley consider whether construction contracts have a role to play in incentivising innovation
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CommentCase in focus: Insolvency
Could the decision in a second adjudication be relied upon to defeat a petition to wind up an employer for failing to pay the sum awarded in an earlier adjudication?
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CommentLegal: Taking the long view
Ian Yule looks at how the courts have interpreted clauses on good faith and co-operation in long-term maintenance contracts like PFI
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CommentGDPR: The 12 step approach
Tony Bingham explains the ins and outs of GDPR compliance, and how to make sure you don鈥檛 fall foul of the new data rules
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CommentLegal: Speaking doesn't make it so
A new and momentous Supreme Court ruling makes 鈥楴OM鈥� clauses banning oral modification far more effective
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CommentLegal: The benefits of escrow
John Hughes D鈥橝eth explains the protections offered to main contractors by a different kind of model form 鈥� the City of London Law Society鈥檚 newly published escrow agreement