This Practice Note looks at Employer’s Requirements (also referred to as ERs) within a building contract. It explains what Employer’s Requirements are...
While tort claims are not as common in construction projects as breach of contract claims, they do still arise and it is not uncommon for a claimant...
What is sectional completion?Where the construction contract splits the works into sections or parts, usually to be started at different times, there...
This Practice Note provides an overview of what interim payments are, how the right to be paid (usually by monthly or stage/milestone payments) arises...
Produced in association with 4 Pump CourtPrinciples of natural justiceIf an adjudicator breaches the rules of natural justice during the adjudication...
Scott Schedules are often very useful in construction disputes. They help to identify the key issues between the parties, and to set out for the judge...
This Practice Note identifies the key parties involved in most construction projects (including the employer, the contractor, the professional team of...
What is professional indemnity insurance?Professional indemnity insurance is a form of liability insurance. It provides a professional person or firm...
This Practice Note looks at professional indemnity (PI) insurance in the context of construction projects—the requirement to hold insurance, the level...
The most obvious and straightforward method for a party to protect itself is to limit its financial liability under a contract by agreeing a financial...
Professional indemnity (PI) insurance provides cover in respect of claims for professional negligence. Many professionals are required to take out PI...
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