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Government's new procurement policy accelerates delivery of social value

Our two-part view of social value in public procurement opens with a look at a radical policy development that gives

Real estate

Construction contracts: old tools and new risks

Can the CLC's guidance future proof the JCT contract from effects caused by the pandemic and Brexit?

Dispute resolution

My debtor is (at risk of becoming) insolvent. Now what?

As a consequence of the current Covid-19 crisis, it has become increasingly important to keep an eye on the solvency

Dispute resolution

My debtor is (at risk of becoming) insolvent - Signals to watch out for

Several international studies have shown that companies that drift into bankruptcy often follow the same pattern. Check for these signals

Dispute resolution

My debtor is (at risk of becoming) insolvent - Possibilities for securing your claim

In the event of a bankruptcy, secured creditors have a preferential position compared to "regular" or unsecured creditors, in accordance

Energy and Energy Transition

Enhancing the financial performance of energy assets: understanding legal obligations

As the regulator Ofgem becomes increasingly interventionist, it pays off to be aware of directors' duties, health and safety risks

Dispute resolution

A pragmatic approach towards concurrent proceedings: Singapore courts grant stay of proceedings in favour of arbitration

The Singapore High Court declined to strike out a party's claims in court proceedings and instead ordered a stay of

Intellectual property

Unwired Planet unpacked: are English courts the de facto global tribunal for SEP licensing disputes?

Is the UK now effectively the forum for determining global FRAND licence terms, and, if so, is that a bad

IT and data

The Information Commissioner's Office proposes fine methodology for data breaches

UK data protection regulator's draft fines regime looks to weigh up the ability to pay proposed penalties, any undue financial

Real estate

Collecting cash in the construction industry: tools for chasing debtors in light of further Government restrictions

The government has extended the restriction on the enforcement of statutory demands until 31 December 2020. The extension from the

Mobility and Infrastructure

Defence Infrastructure Organisation publishes £3bn procurement pipeline

Details of future spending plans on infrastructure over the coming years for the UK armed forces will help suppliers better

Dispute resolution

Adjudication for insolvent parties | A higher bar than first thought?

In the wake of the Supreme Court's ruling that an insolvent company can adjudicate, the TCC have confirmed that there