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Construction Law & Practice: Shaping New Developments into Solution-Focused Answers for Your Clients

Court-Proven, Solution-Focused Answers to 7 Thorny Challenges facing Experienced Practitioners: Directly from Top-Flight King’s Counsel and Solicitors

Construction Law 2025

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  1. Building Safety - Ben Patten KC, 4 New Square

    Where are the flash-points following URS v BDW, including satellite litigation, the limits of a BLO and how to protect clients from them?

  2. Conditions precedent - Michael Wheater KC, Gatehouse Chambers

    How do you gain an edge for clients when drafting and enforcing conditions precedent? When should you use them and not, illustrated by caselaw and practical examples?

  3. Extension of Time - Lynne McCafferty KC, 4 Pump Court

    What is the latest judicial thinking on how concurrency of contract and client events can influence an Extension of Time or cost recovery?

  4. Historical defects - Jonathan Selby KC, Keating Chambers

    What counts and will sway the court in applying the "just and equitable" test over historical defects following The Triathlon Homes judgment?

  5. Liability Caps - David Pliener KC, Gatehouse Chambers

    How do you control - and overcome - difficulties with contractual liability and how do you secure the best outcome for clients?

  6. Termination - Mark Chennells KC, Atkin Chambers

    How have recent cases changed existing thinking on a client's ability to terminate for conduct or contractually, and how might the market respond?

  7. Time Bars - Marion Smith KC, 39 Essex Chambers

    Where are the vulnerabilities in Time Bar Clauses and similar obstacles that are intended to prevent recovery of time and costs?

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