Tag: Construction Law
Digital protection on the path to net zero
The way industry collates, stores and shares information across projects to support net zero requires consideration of the contractual responsibilities, write Sheena Sood and Sophia Harlow of international construction law firm Beale & Co.
Exploring the diverse contract solutions for projects facing high inflation and...
Construction Law experts across Europe, the Middle East and Africa have discussed how industry is adapting to high inflation and significant supply challenges through their contractual, legal and other remedies.
Lack of anticipation amplifies geopolitical disruption
The infrastructure sector is facing unparalleled challenges right now. Or is it? We sit down with Pinsent Masons Partners Nicholas Brown and Sam Boyling, who point out old legal clauses have made an unexpected comeback.
“We can all learn from managing in a perma-crisis,” says Riskwell...
Managing your business in a crisis has become normal, but that is something we can adapt to, learn from and find opportunities in, says Chris Bird.
Ukraine, pandemic and rising inflation pose practical impacts for construction
As firms keep working in Ukraine, post-pandemic financing proves challenging and governments suppress inflation data, industry leaders outline some of the real-world consequences.
Legal limitations as infrastructure industry manages turmoil
Contract clauses, onerous obligations and challenges indexing inflation are highlighted by experts at global conference.
Annual survey to identify time and cost as key sources of...
While larger, more complex projects continue to be susceptible to global price and supply stresses, clients are seeing increasing benefits from early support from external advisors and proactive conflict management.
A perfect storm of costs, risk and potential presents legal challenges
Victoria Tyson of Corbett & Co, writes for IG about the likelihood of growing legal challenges amid growing global shocks, and makes some suggestions about how to prepare.
Future leaders: Technological adoption of infrastructure delivery in Colombia
Best practices aimed at standardisation and better training of staff in the construction of large projects have great potential in Colombia, writes cost and civil engineer Sebastián Santiago.
Future leaders: De-risking of construction contracts in a changing climate
LaToya Ouna explains that well-structured, clear, concise construction contracts from the procurement stage are key to successful infrastructure projects in an era of decarbonisation.
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