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In a civil claim, you’re responsible for organising your own disclosure by producing a list of documents under your control along with a signed statement.

Disclosure is an essential part of the litigation process. It gives both sides access to relevant and...


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You might have a verbal agreement with your builder because you’re planning a small project or they’ve worked for you before. You might even have a written contract and have agreed to some additional works verbally.

So, what can you do if you aren’t happy with the quality of the work or the price, or your builder disagrees with some of the verbally agreed terms?

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A stalled payment or a halted project can put your construction business under serious financial pressure, especially when a dispute drags on with no end in sight.

Adjudication is a form of dispute resolution process that was designed to resolve disputes quickly and cheaply thereby keeping construction contracts – and the building projects they are related to – movi...


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If you’re leaving a company on bad terms, a bad leaver provision in the Articles of Association or your shareholder agreement could mean you’re paid a fraction of what your shares are actually worth.

Leaving on bad terms might seem unlikely, but it c...


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Letters of Intent (LOIs) are a common feature in the construction industry, a pragmatic tool that helps projects get underway. However, there are many risks associated with them which often don’t become apparent until later.

Working under an LOI before the main contract is agreed is one of the most common and expensive mistakes in construction.

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