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Should we use early neutral evaluation more?

In our latest ADR series article Tracey Summerell and George Harris-Rowe of Dentons UK and Middle East say the little used neutral evaluation technique should be considered more often.

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Legal terms explained: Waiver

The term “waiver” typically refers to a party giving up a contractual or legal right.

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Building the transition

Guest Editor Jennifer Young of Thorntons says Scotland is poised for major investment in the energy transition, but asks if the industry is ready to take full advantage. More certainty in the project pipeline is needed, she argues, and suggests a regional ‘programme model’ should be adopted.

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Legislation state of play table 308

This table, prepared by Alignment Media, provides a regularly amended guide to new and proposed legislation that will affect the construction industry. In addition to EU Directives and UK legislation, the table includes notes highlighting discussion papers issued by both government and non-government organisations, and commentary on the latest developments.

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Reports from the courts: April 2026

In our latest Reports from the Courts series Andrew Croft, Ben Spannuth and Daniela Parfitt of Beale & Company Solicitors LLP examine a case that highlights the importance of parties executing contractual documents before commencing works to avoid uncertainty between the parties in respect of the applicable terms and the parties’ respective intentions; and another that is an important reminder to carefully review contractual terms to ensure that the parties’ intentions are reflected in the agreement accordingly, particularly where complex contractual arrangements exist.

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Nuclear overhaul to speed up building and cut costs

An overdue overhaul of nuclear regulation is promising that nuclear projects will be built faster and cheaper, in a much needed boost to national and energy security.

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Construction Law Guide to Termination

In our latest Construction Law Guide series article Clare Rushton of DLA Piper LLP explains Contract Termination. Wrongful termination can give rise to significant claims for damages, she warns.

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Time bar provisions in construction contracts

Thomas Ho of Turner & Townsend Contract Services examines, the legal development of the requirement for an effective time bar provision under English law and outlines the common defences available to contractors as well as the practical guidance to contracting parties.

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So you think you know frameworks?

Rebecca Rees and Jade Divers of Trowers & Hamlins LLP argue that frameworks are a valuable tool. But they are not a way to avoid hard thinking, they warn.

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Why early warning systems still fail

Projects fail because early signals lose influence before decisions are made. Strengthening stakeholder engagement is the missing link between detection and action, argue smartphone and enterprise application product manager Patrick Power and risk management consultant Stephen Woodward.

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