Pay Less Notice in Adjudication – When is it Necessary?
Disputes in the construction industry often start with the failure of one party to pay another party, or else the failure of the contract administrators to issue a certificate. As.. read more
Disputes in the construction industry often start with the failure of one party to pay another party, or else the failure of the contract administrators to issue a certificate. As.. read more
Financial Regulation has changed dramatically over the last century. Dr Walford and Ausaf Abbas here give a lecture to understand the principles and features of modern regulation. This deals with the development of the regulatory environment in the US and UK and how different types of financial institutions are now regulated.…
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Judges have often made comments in their judgements about the role and capabilities of expert witnesses. We have compiled a number of those judgements which give us lessons and provide.. read more
Thomas Walford, CEO of Expert Evidence and also a Governor of the Expert Witness Institute has completed his third lecture tour in Singapore. The aim of the lecture tour is.. read more
Adjudication is a form of alternative dispute resolution. Introduced in the UK in 1996 by the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act (the Construction Act) it is a compulsory method.. read more
Adjudication is a way of resolving disputes in construction contracts, and has been widely used by the construction industry in the UK since the introduction of the Housing Grants, Construction.. read more
Adjudication is a form of alternative dispute resolution which was introduced in the UK in 1996 by the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act (known as the Construction Act) as.. read more
Adjudication is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) predominantly used in the construction industry as a mechanism to ensure the smooth running of any contract under which a dispute.. read more
Since the introduction of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act, known as ‘the Act’, in 1996, adjudication has become a highly popular and established route to resolving disputes in.. read more
Disputes in the construction industry often start with the failure of one party to pay another party, or else the failure of the contract administrators to issue a certificate. As.. read more