A recent ruling by South Africa’s Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) highlights the challenges unsuccessful tenderers for public contracts in the country face in raising successful claims for damages, even […]
Continue Reading →Construction projects continue to be impacted by the global coronavirus pandemic, with a knock-on effect on claims. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The High Court in London has ruled that a scheme of arrangement relating to a company regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) could be sanctioned, despite the FCA raising […]
Continue Reading →Employers in Ireland should review whether they need to update their processes or invest more in data analytics to comply with new legislation aimed at shining a light on pay […]
Continue Reading →Expected changes to the Disclosure Pilot currently operating in some courts in England and Wales could help reduce the cost of litigation for businesses. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Taiwanese Bureau of Energy (BoE) has announced near-finalised plans for its next round of offshore wind project licensing, which has been eagerly awaited by developers and investors. Read Complete […]
Continue Reading →Multinational businesses will welcome a UK regulator’s move to draft a UK-specific contractual addendum that they will be able bolt on to EU standard contractual clauses (SCCs) concerning the international […]
Continue Reading →The UK government plans to introduce a legal framework for the Early Access to Medicine Scheme (EAMS) and has launched a consultation on it. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →In a market as large and diverse as Australia, joint ventures (JVs) offer contractors of different sizes more opportunities to contribute to a broader range of major infrastructure projects. Read […]
Continue Reading →Whether a collateral warranty is a ‘construction contract’, granting parties the statutory right to adjudicate any disputes arising under it, will depend on the timing and wording of that warranty, […]
Continue Reading →A recent fine imposed by a UK regulator highlights how financial sanctions regulations can still apply in cases where the sanctions target is an intermediary and not the intended end-beneficiary […]
Continue Reading →Changes to South Africa’s Electricity Regulation Act (ERA) exempting embedded power generation projects with a capacity of up to 100MW from the need to obtain a generation licence have come […]
Continue Reading →Multinational businesses will welcome a UK regulator’s move to draft a UK-specific contractual addendum that they will be able bolt on to EU standard contractual clauses (SCCs) concerning the international […]
Continue Reading →Multinational businesses will welcome a UK regulator’s move to draft a UK-specific contractual addendum that they will be able bolt on to EU standard contractual clauses (SCCs) concerning the international […]
Continue Reading →Vietnam’s Ministry of Transport (MoT) has signed a build-operate-transfer (BOT) contract for the third section of the north-south expressway under a public-private partnership (PPP) model. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has issued a new rule which is intended to attract more developers and investors to invest in transmission infrastructure by making it easier to […]
Continue Reading →A recent decision by the English Court of Appeal confirms the scope of the ‘doctrine of merger’, which is designed to prevent an abuse of court process by preventing parties […]
Continue Reading →The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has provisionally accepted a licensing application from Australian cryptocurrency exchange Independent Reserve. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Construction has started on a 145 megawatt (MW) floating solar plant in Indonesia, which will be “the biggest” facility of its kind in southeast Asia. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →The right to terminate a construction contract for breach is not always an easy one to establish, given its status as an option of last resort. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →State-owned entities in South Africa cannot cite internal governance processes as a valid reason for failing to comply with an adjudicator’s award made against them. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →An update of the occupational health and safety regulation on Covid-19 provides for working from home in order to reduce contacts in the workplace. Read Complete Article
Continue Reading →Some UK universities are taking action at the level of individual departments as they grapple with the causes of, and attempt to eliminate, the gender pay gap (GPG) in the […]
Continue Reading →Germany’s highest court has ruled that the bundling of claims against the airline Air Berlin by a debt collection service provider is in line with German law. Read Complete Article
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