All Legal Articles
A jury in the US has concluded that Caterpillar must pay $100 million to an importer, following a legal dispute between the two companies.
What challenges face Turkey’s construction industry a year after the country was hit by a devastating earthquake?
What has happened to plans to refurbish the historic Palace of Westminster?
French construction giant Vinci has seen its €1.6 billion (US$1.7 billion) request for damages after the cancellation of an airport project rejected by a French court.
Can building new cities around the world help lift tens of millions of people out of poverty?
When is it sensible to insert an international arbitration clause into a construction contract and what are the advantages of doing so?
This trade organisation is suing the Biden administration
What is the role of adjudication in construction disputes and what are its advantages and disadvantages?
See where America is planning its next biggest high-rise
Pinsent Masons examines cases of energy and infrastructure disputes
DA’s office alleges a company gave safety certificates without training, leading to the death of one worker
High Court rules in favour of Marks & Spencer, saying Michael Gove “thoroughly confused” on embodied carbon
Federal act made to encourage use of US-made materials gets update
Deere & Co subsidiary Wirtgen has won around US$12.9 million in damages from Caterpillar after a legal dispute over patent rights in road-building technology
What are ‘ghost’ subcontractors and how are they defrauding insurance companies?
First time since 2012 that the federal government has cracked down on fine particulate matter
When disputes arise on construction contracts, mediation is one of the first steps that parties can take to try to resolve their differences without resorting to costlier options. Ian Carson, head of business disputes at Harper James gives his top six tips for effective mediation.
Contractor has ban reclassified but remains suspended from contracting work in Brazil for two-year period
The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) and its Louisiana chapter have filed a lawsuit in federal court to block the Biden administration’s effort to mandate project labour agreements on major federal construction projects.
Northridge Construction pleaded guilty to three criminal charges stemming from a 2018 death of one of its employees
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