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Elevate: Construction and Engineering quarterly newsletter

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04-02-2022

We are happy to introduce the first edition of Elevate – our new Quarterly Construction and Engineering Newsletter. 

Elevate provides an update from our UK Construction and Engineering team. We hope you enjoy reading and welcome any feedback that you many have.

Amongst other important issues, this edition looks at:

  • the Court of Appeal’s decision to review statutory adjudication rights in collateral warranties
  • the latest Bill proposing to abolish construction retentions;
  • implications of omitting works under NEC contracts
  • recent caselaw affecting LADs
  • the latest position on the Building Safety Bill
  • a summary of the main caselaw developments from 2021

Read our first edition of Elevate here.

Jonathan Douglas, Product Group Head

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