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BSR delays expected to trigger wave of litigation

2 Jun Delays to tall building projects caused by the new post-Grenfell planning regime is expected to spark a deluge of law suits.

Roof garden status clarified: they are not a storey

30 May The Ministry of Housing wants to clarify that roof gardens are just roofs, not storeys.

Consultants and suppliers on the hook for building remediation costs

22 May A landmark legal judgment has confirmed that developers can sue their consultants and engineers for contributions to building safety remediation costs.

Lawyer warns on employment reforms

26 Mar Employment Rights Bill will be the ‘final nail in the coffin’ for many construction firms, according to one employment lawyer.

Lawyers oppose planning reforms

25 Mar Least surprising news of the day: lawyers oppose a change in the law that would mean less business for them.

Getting the paperwork right

14 Feb Solicitor Gordon Chan from Irwin Mitchell’s construction & engineering team reports on last month’s judgment of Placefirst Construction v CAR Construction.

Lawyers warn of escalating disputes over right of light

24 Jan Property lawyers are warning that they expect to see right of light disputes escalating on the back of the government’s relaxation of planning laws.

Lawyers back workplace injury law reform

15 Jan A group of lawyers is backing a bid to reverse coalition government legislation relating to workplace injury claims.

The Procurement Act 2023 – Key Changes

18 Dec 24 Alison Lockwood of law firm Irwin Mitchell previews one of the big regulatory changes coming along in the next few weeks.

Landmark ruling could unclog the courts

17 Dec 24 The threat of post-Grenfell cladding litigation clogging up the courts for years to come has been allayed somewhat by a court judgment this week.

Hexagon granted permission to appeal Providence ruling

10 Dec 24 Hexagon Housing Association has been granted permission to appeal to the Supreme Court in its legal dispute with contractor Providence Building Services.

Civil Procedure Rules: the suitability issue

14 Nov 24 Ridgemont solicitor Tim Seal reports on the proper approach to be taken when considering a CPR Part 8 claim

Reforms proposed for DCO appeal process

29 Oct 24 The government has been presented with a set of proposals that could reduce legal delays to national infrastructure projects.

Leadership council tells clients to stop messing with standard contract forms

24 Oct 24 The Construction Leadership Council has published a lengthy statement condemning the practice of clients putting their own mucky fingerprints on standard industry forms of contract.

Council sues developer over lack of affordable housing

24 Oct 24 Bolsover District Council has taken a housing developer to court over the lack of affordable housing on their site, in breach of its planning permission approval.

Grenfell: the next steps

12 Sep 24 With the Grenfell Inquiry report now published, Irwin Mitchell lawyers Alex Delin and Philip Somarakis offer a legal perspective on what happens next.

Providence triumphs in Hexagon battle

19 Aug 24 A building services contractor has won its appeal against a ruling that it was not allowed to walk off a job just because its clients persistently paid late.

A five-year ticking time bomb

18 Jul 24 Anderson Strathern solicitor Michael Collins issues a warning for the construction sector following a Scottish appeal court decision on time bar

Redrow’s building safety tussle explained

11 Jul 24 Irwin Mitchell solicitors Alex Delin and Natalie Cane explain the implications of a recent legal reverse for Redrow in an argument with the government.

Supreme Court decides collateral warranty is not a construction contract

9 Jul 24 The Supreme Court has today handed down a significant judgment relating to construction contract law.

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