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New report warns of long Covid legacy of claims and disputes
Rebounding construction sector risks rising toll of lost time and cash, new report claims. -
Construction needs to adapt to Covid challenge for some time to come
With the pandemic not going away any time soon, the construction sector needs to continue to adapt. -
Last chance to book for intellectual property rights webinar
ACE assembles an expert panel for its IPR for Consultants webinar. -
Essential construction law webinars from Beale & Co
Beale & Co’s construction webinar series to discuss a number of key industry legal issues. -
FIDIC relaunches iconic suite of construction contracts
International engineers federation hails “defining moment” for construction industry as it launches new contracts. -
Roadshows to update on new ACE Agreements and legal and insurance trends
Essential legal roadshows to update consultancy firms on the latest industry developments. -
New ACE Agreements coming soon
New ACE Agreements will be published at the end of this year following a comprehensive review of the current suite of agreements. -
Scourge of late payment still persists in construction
Late payment is still a major issue in the construction industry, despite measures to tackle it. -
Engineers beware: The Modern Slavery Act impacts consultants too
Modern Slavery Act impacts on consultants not just contractors says Chris Syder at Pennington Manches -
CDM Designer dilemmas answered
Uncertainty abounds since the new CDM regulations were introduced in October. Beale & Company associates James Vernon and Andrew Croft cover some FAQs
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