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Réformes réglementaires

Contractor's loss of profit claims upon termination - proving the counterfactual and the facilitatio

Royal Commission Preparedness: Key Actions for Infrastructure Participants

Défis humains

RIDDOR reform: more workplace incidents could become reportable

Terms of Reference released for Victorian Royal Commission into the Construction Sector

Victorian Royal Commission into the Construction Sector: What Construction, Engineering and Infrast

Project Bank Accounts and Third Party Rights: the limits of Clause Y(UK)1

Réformes réglementaires

Jurisdiction lost by hyperlink: Reward v Tackelly and the meaning of “give” under the Western Austra

When Project Companies and Contracting Parties Blur: Singapore’s Non-Interventionist Approach to an

The persistence of pre-construction liabilities: insights from Belong v Seddon

The Single Construction Regulator: more regulation, more scrutiny, more claims?

Réformes réglementaires

Who Owes a Duty? NSW Supreme Court Clarifies Personal Liability Under the DBP Act

Hard Stop at 10 Years: NSW Supreme Court Confirms 10-Year Cut‑Off for Contribution Claims

Mulalley v Sto: TCC awards 87.5% in contribution for “inherently defective” cladding

Schedule of Derogations bites: TCC clarifies limits on contractor’s design responsibility

Arbitration Spotlight: Arbitration of manufacturing disputes in the UAE: A sector-focused perspectiv

The Law and Practice of Financing an Underwater Sea Cable Project in Africa

The perils of thinking you’ve done the deal (or not) – two contrasting TCC decisions

When Contracts Break | Episode 3 | The DIFC approach to non performance – and practical steps for af

When Contracts Break | Episode 2 | Force majeure and hardship under UAE and Saudi law: when courts m

When Contracts Break | Episode 1 | Frustration and force majeure under English law: limits, risks an

Darchem Engineering Limited v Bouygues Travaux Publics and Laing O’Rourke Delivery Limited

Rethinking performance security: the implications of a retention free construction industry

When can a claim for payment under an on-demand bond be successfully challenged?

Réformes réglementaires

Uniform Building Contractors Ltd v The Water and Sewerage Authority of Trinidad and Tobago (Trinidad

Use of Local Currency for Onshore Transactions in Africa - A Transactional, Public Policy and Compar

Can I have that in writing please? The importance of complying with variation mechanics in contracts

Questions to Ask When Investing in an Energy Project in Tanzania

Reflecting on a year of growth and collaboration at Clyde & Co

Investment in Africa: Non-legal risks to consider

Pharos Offshore Group Limited v Keynvor Morlift Limited [2025] EWHC 1764 (TCC)

BSR enforcement ripple effect: a wave of risk for contractors, consultants, and insurers

Vue sur l’économie

Tanzania: 2025 Amendments to the Electricity (Development of Small Power Projects) Rules, Government

Réformes réglementaires

On-demand webinar: North American Construction Defence Forum

The Autonomy of On-demand Construction Guarantees: Why Payment Should Follow the Demand, not the Dis

Living UK Conference 2025: Sector Insights in a Challenging Market

Why a building contractual dispute doesn’t necessarily trigger a policy claim: Clarification from NS