Acceleration in Construction – Part 2

Acceleration in Construction – Part 2

In a previous article, Damian explained the concept of constructive acceleration. He considered how the courts and tribunals dealt with the matter and compared different approaches by courts around the world. In this follow-up article, Marcia Davids shares her take....
Extreme Weather is the New Normal. Are You Planning for it?

Extreme Weather is the New Normal. Are You Planning for it?

Globally, construction activity is growing at an unprecedented rate. It’s estimated that during the next 40 years, 230 billion square meters of new infrastructure will be built. At the same time, climate change is making extreme weather events more common. Whether...
Expert Shopping – Is the Grass Always Greener?

Expert Shopping – Is the Grass Always Greener?

What is Expert Shopping? In England and Wales where Civil Procedure Rules apply, experts are mindful of working under Part 35 of CPR. The rules state that, “no party may rely on expert evidence without prior permission of the court”. However, there is no rule on who...
Concurrent Delay – A Matter of Good Faith?

Concurrent Delay – A Matter of Good Faith?

Concurrency – A Call for Pragmatism? Concurrency (or concurrent delay) is an issue that those involved in construction disputes love to debate. A quick search online reveals a vast amount of ink which has been spent debating the various approaches to analysis and...
Welcome To Our New Mentee – Enoch Sithole

Welcome To Our New Mentee – Enoch Sithole

We are delighted to welcome our newest mentee to the mentoring program, Enoch Sithole. For the next few months, Enoch will go on to learn more about disputes, claims, and the role of experts. As a mentee, we will be giving him the full benefit of our own experience....