The Summer 2019 KC Legal Update has been published and is available to view in flip book format on the resources page. To receive future copies of KC Legal Update via email, visit our sign-up page or contact our marketing team, Marie Sparkes or Maddy Ilsley, for a hard copy.
Articles within this Issue
“The Prevention Principle: Onshore v Offshore and the Problem of Time at Large” – Discussion of the use of the prevention principle in onshore and offshore contracts and the approaches to time “at large” – by Adam Constable QC and Thomas Lazur
“A Bridge Too Far: A Builder’s Liability for Economic Loss in Tort” – Examination of the decision on liability in tort in Murphy v Brentwood and its impact on the recent case of Thomas v Taylor Wimpey – by Tom Coulson
“Challenging Arbitrators in International Arbitration: How Are Challenges Made and What is the Likely Outcome?” – Analysis of how challenges to arbitrators are made and dealt with, and practical considerations in relation to these challenges – by James Thompson
“The Society of Construction Law Nigeria” – Introduction to the new Society of Construction Law in Nigeria, including its aims and goals – by Abdul Jinadu
“General Reservations of Rights in Adjudication After Bresco Electrical Services v Michael J Lonsdale” – Consideration of general reservations of rights in adjudications, in relation to various cases – by Gaynor Chambers
“Brief Encounters” – with James Frampton – Insight into James’ life as a junior tenant at Keating.
