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"Excellent session and materials. Great speakers and very clear and helpful. Pragmatic and based in real world examples." The above is a quote from the feedback we received this week on the first of this year's Disputes 101 webinar series. If you'd like to listen in on some further topics relevant to disputes, you can sign up for some or all of the remaining 10 sessions below, and also catch-up on demand. #cmslaw #disputeresolution

Adjudications often come with tight deadlines and incomplete records, creating immense pressure to respond. At Planetal, we’re experienced in navigating disputes, working with limited information, and delivering robust delay reports — even under the most challenging timelines. We also specialise in assessing claim submissions to ensure they are thorough and fair. If you think a dispute is on the horizon, getting ahead of the situation can make all the difference. Early action could help avoid unnecessary costs and unlock opportunities for resolution through negotiation. If you’re facing a dispute and need support, let’s talk. #AdjudicationSupport #DelayAnalysis #DisputeResolution #ConstructionClaims #NegotiationSupport #ProjectManagement

In April, our Projects & Infrastructure team Kevin Richard Nathan and Elise Tam 覃斯妍 shared their insights on next steps after obtaining an adjudication decision. This includes measures for a successful subcontractor to seek direct payment from the employer or principal. In this article, our Projects & Infrastructure Senior Associate Elise Tam 覃斯妍 together with our Pupil in Chambers. Alif Mustaqim explore strategies and considerations for employers or principals when confronted with a direct payment request post-adjudication. #NazmiZainiChambers #ProjectsandInfrastructure

What leads to public-private partnership project disputes? A recent study of 37 conflicts in PPPs found 3 major causes. Learn how you can spot the warning signs: https://bit.ly/3Pq4rnj.

When it comes to major projects, minor hiccups can cause major delays. In this episode of our Navigating Project Disputes series, Shalom Cumbo-Steinmetz and Morag McGreevey discuss how drafting contract exclusion clauses, contractual notice requirements and contractor claims caps in project agreements can help control damages on major projects. https://bit.ly/4hpgnBZ #projects #infrastructure #litigation #disputeresolution #arbitration

“Given the significant growth in the size and value of construction projects in the Middle East, alternative methods of dispute resolution such as Dispute Review Boards (DRBs) are an option that may be used to resolve disputes. Where parties are unable to avoid or resolve a dispute, DRBs can be used to achieve settlement without going head-to-head in a confrontational arena such as arbitration or court action.” TBH Associate Director, Craig Sandison, was featured in Middle East Consultant magazine discussing the case for more widespread use of Dispute Review Boards in the Middle East, and the potential benefits of this. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dGTQAJVr MEConstructionNews.com #TBH #projectdeliveryexperts

The adjudication process under the Construction Contracts Act 2002 is streamlined, allowing parties to resolve disputes swiftly. In the second article of our adjudication series, we run through process and highlight practical considerations for parties. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gzJ34uXp #constructionlaw #adjudication #disputeresolution Deborah Rowe Oscar Read

Arbitration is often the preferred method for resolving disputes, particularly in construction contracts, but what happens when one party refuses to pay the required arbitration deposits? In JSB v ACSB, this critical issue took center stage, with significant implications for the enforcement of arbitration agreements. Elise Tam 覃斯妍, our Projects and Infrastructure Senior Associate, explores how the Court of Appeal addressed the respondent’s refusal to pay its share of arbitration costs and the resulting impact on the arbitration process. The decision underscores the importance of adhering to arbitration rules and highlights the consequences of failing to fulfill financial obligations. #NazmiZainiChambers #ProjectsandInfrastructure

Can a Dispute Resolution Board (DRB) really make a difference to how claims and disputes are dealt with? Bob Breeze, Partner, Construction Quantum and Delay Expert, discusses how this can work. Download our CRUX report to see the top causes of claim or dispute in your region. https://www.hka.com/crux/

What does the new Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) mean for construction and infrastructure organisations? ????♂??? Senior Executives need to ensure the understand the implications of the Act, the exposure it creates for organisations, and what they need to do about it in order to protect themselves and wider society. Failing to take action may result in reputational damages, loss of value, fines and penalties. ??Reach out to myself or Jordan Belgrave MRICS for more details. Let's work together to create a fraud-free construction industry. #Deloitte #DeloitteFA #Construction #FraudPrevention #ECCTA #EconomicCrime #RiskManagement #infrastructure #realestate.