Carillion Putting Insolvency back on the agenda?
The recent spate of high profile contractors finding themselves in financial difficulties coupled with the fallout from the collapse of
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What are you designing for? Understanding the extent of your fitness for purpose obligations
Fitness for purpose obligations in construction contracts can arise unbeknownst to you and you may find that you have signed
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Adjudication – so what is it really all about?
The Construction Contracts Act 2013 (the “2013 Act”) has applied to construction contracts and professional appointment entered into since 26
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The Construction Contracts Act 2013 in Practice – Frequently Asked Questions
The Construction Contracts Act 2013 (the ‘CCA’), now a part of Irish construction law for some ten months, has presented
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The Construction & Engineering Team at Arthur Cox What’s Keeping us Busy?
The construction and engineering team at Arthur Cox comprises a highly committed group of specialist lawyers advising clients on all
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Rough Justice – Adjudication is here
What will adjudication mean to dispute resolution in the construction sector in Ireland? with Niav O’Higgins, Partner, Infrastructure, Construction & Utilities Group
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The last piece of the puzzle?
The Construction Contracts Act 2013 and changes to contracting as we know it? It has been a long time coming
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All Change in Public and Private Sector Contracting?
A mere five months into 2016 and it has already been a year of change for construction contracting in Ireland
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The Long Journey to the Construction Contracts Act 2013
Are we there yet? The construction industry is by now somewhat weary of the chatter about the Construction Contracts Act
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BIM – A legal perspective with Arthur Cox
In light of the current trend towards the adoption of BIM in Ireland, it is timely to consider the legal
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