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CommentCollatoral contracts: The unkindness of strangers
Collateral contracts are supposed to protect those not party to a contractual set-up. They work, but they also introduce flint-hearted button counters into the equation
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CommentBribery Bill: Greasing the wheels of commerce
Bribery is endemic in many parts of the world where British firms do business, but any that succumb to it will soon face fairly horrific penalties
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CommentAbout this turbine you sold me
An NEC form for the supply of high-value items has arrived on the scene to compete with the handful of contracts that already provide this facility. What鈥檚 the verdict?
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好色先生TVFaulty cladding hits Amec for 拢2.5m
Amec is forking out 拢2.5m to repair cladding at a Liverpool hotel three years after it opened.
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好色先生TVGrainger pays out over 'green views' redundancy claim
Former head of sustainability at Grainger wins 拢42,200 after claim climate change views led to loss of job
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好色先生TVDemolition contractor fined 拢6,000 for health and safety breach
Ivan Pope pleaded guilty in court after two men were spotted dismantling a pub roof in Lincolnshire using an upturned bucket as scaffolding
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CommentScheming minds
The government has released a consultation on the Scheme for Construction Contracts that proposes big changes in the industry鈥檚 rules. Here鈥檚 what I think of them 鈥�
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Feeling the squeeze
Be careful how you go about recovering money that is owed you 鈥� you might fall foul of the Protection from Harassment Act and end up paying them
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CommentMatch of the day: Mott MacDonald vs Multiplex
Mott MacDonald vs Multiplex is a game of two halves 鈥� first there鈥檚 the disputing, then there鈥檚 coughing up the legal costs. Alas, these are so high, neither wants to call it a draw
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Firms seek legal advice as Bribery Act rushed into law
New law signals 鈥榸ero tolerance鈥� of corruption and widens liability to include third parties
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Vinci and Luton in 拢4m legal row
A legal row has broke out between Vinci and Luton council over a 拢52m guided busway scheme that was awarded to Bam Nuttall, writes Andrea Klettner
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好色先生TVLabour cagey over gangmaster laws
Party denies it will extend the rules to the construction industry despite manifesto suggesting it would do so
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好色先生TVTolent clauses examined
In a landmark judgment yesterday, the Technology and Construction Court held that clauses that require a contractor to pay the employer鈥檚 legal costs, win or lose, do not comply with the Construction Act
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CommentOff half-cock
You鈥檇 think that getting the contract right before beginning work was just common sense. Especially since, if you don鈥檛, the only people likely to win are the lawyers 鈥�
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Going nuclear: contracts for decommissioning work
Everything you wanted to know about the nuclear decommissioning sector but were afraid to ask 鈥� explained to you in a three-part series starting with this overview
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Commitment issues
Helen Garthwaite and Brad Fearn聽The carbon trading scheme was launched last week, and you need to know what the new rules could mean for you 鈥� including who will pay for it all
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Morrison settles Norwich council row over contract award
Morrison has settled a dispute with Norwich council over the award of housing repairs and maintenance work to rival Connaught.The deal allows Connaught to begin work on the 拢125m contract it won in December to provide services that include waste and recycling, council house repairs, maintenance and M&E servicing.The award ...
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CommentMJ coulson鈥檚 model answer
Judging construction disputes can be like sitting exams, but at least we can all learn from the results 鈥� as in this case where a builder flunked everything
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Aukett boss: Halabi bankruptcy will not affect 拢1m claim
Nicholas Thompson, chief executive of architect Aukett Fitzroy Robinson, has said the bankruptcy of developer Simon Halabi will not affect an outstanding debt to the practice of more than 拢1m in legal costs and fees
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好色先生TVRegentford fined 拢250k after worker dies on site
HSE secures conviction of London-based firm with help of BBC footage showing scaffolding in 'poor condition'