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Conditions precedent - Richard Booth, HFW

Conditions precedent - Richard Booth, HFW Using real-life examples which expose the problems, what makes a condition precedent stand up in court, e.g. being timed out of adjudications, late submissions of final accounts, claims for EoT?

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Final account disputes - Sarah McCann, Hardwicke

Final account disputes - Sarah McCann, Hardwicke How do you gain an edge in final account disputes in light of ICI v Merit Merrell Technologies? What evidence do you need and what are the obligations of your experts?

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Alliance contracts - Nigel Blundell, Pinsent Masons

Alliance contracts - Nigel Blundell, Pinsent Masons Drawing on live projects, how do you control - and overcome - practical difficulties with the new forms of alliance contracts, i.e. the NEC4 Alliance and the FAC1?

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BIM protocols - David Rintoul, Clarkslegal

BIM protocols - David Rintoul, Clarkslegal How do you protect yourself from the legal and technical challenges of applying the BIM protocols in construction contracts, especially data ownership and data accuracy?

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Pay Less Notices - Seb Oram, 3PB

Pay Less Notices - Seb Oram, 3PB Against a back-drop of recent and live cases, how is the Court interpreting pay less notices under NEC3 and JCT, i.e. timing, procedure, form and content?

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Recovery of loss - David Pliener, Hardwicke

Recovery of loss - David Pliener, Hardwicke Where is the limit on recovery of loss, particularly economic loss, for contractors and clients? What factors will sway a court in your favour?

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