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Article 04/12/2020
Notwithstanding the unprecedented challenges that 2020 has brought, environmental issues remain at the top of the political agenda. In recent years an increased awareness of the climate crisis has triggered tougher environmental regulation in the UK.
Article 03/12/2020
We have recently obtained figures from the Royal Institute of British Architects which show that there has been a significant increase this year in the amount of disciplinary complaints being made against architects.
Article 03/12/2020
In a short but powerful judgment, the Administrative Court granted Mr Beckwith’s appeal against findings that he breached Principles 2 and 6 of the SRA (Solicitors Regulation Authority) Code of Conduct. The court also provided much needed clarity as to the scope of the SRA’s entitlement to consider conduct “outside of the office” through a regulatory lens.
Article 03/12/2020
This is the latest of our series of articles introducing new users to the NEC (New Engineering Contract) suite of contracts, with particular focus on its proposed use on the Reconstruction with Changes Project in Peru. Here, we consider the standard pricing options under the NEC Engineering & Construction Contract (ECC).
Article 02/12/2020
Many businesses from different sectors and industries around the world have been affected by the crisis caused by the pandemic. Businesses have been forced to close, and there is a heightened risk of bankruptcy.
Article 02/12/2020
Modern methods of construction may be a solution for the UK housing crisis but what risks do insurers face? We explore the risks across all stages of the construction process and look at what solutions insurers can adopt.
Article 02/12/2020
As the drive to a greener, more sustainable housing market continues, modern methods of construction are increasing in both popularity and usage. This drive is coming from a combination of government policies, consumer demand and also from within the industry itself.
Article 02/12/2020
Since COVID-19 began, with the huge changes in working patterns we’ve all had to adapt to, and the ubiquitous ‘new normal’ – what really is the future of court systems globally in a post-COVID world? Karim Derrick, Product and Innovation Director at Kennedys IQ, explores in this article.
Article 02/12/2020
On the 17 November 2020 Lord Justice Lewis and Mr Justice Holgate handed down their judgment to the claim brought by the Rights Community Action Group that questioned the legality of the new planning reforms introduced in September 2020.
Article 01/12/2020
Following the introduction of the Definitive Sentencing Guideline for Health and Safety Offences in 2016, increased the size of the fines ordered by the courts following a company pleading guilty or being found guilty after a trial. We consider in this article whether that trend has continued during the course of the pandemic or whether the courts are taking into account the effect the pandemic is having on businesses, resulting in lower fines.
