The Building Safety Act 2022 received royal assent in April 2022. The act introduces sweeping changes to the development process and places additional obligations on those responsible for high rise residential properties all with the aim of improving health and safety. The act also extends liabilities and limitation periods and introduces new avenues for claims.
Our Building Safety Hub hosts our articles on various elements of the act and our expert teams of real estate, construction, property disputes and regulatory lawyers are able to guide you through the legislation and regulations. Please get in touch with the key contacts below for further assistance.
Below you can find our insights on the Act to help you understand the legislation.
Service charge recovery and the Building Safety Act 2022: what do landlords need to consider?
Building Safety Act 2022 – forthcoming changes to provisions relating to remediation orders and remediation contribution orders
A guide to landlord certificates under the Building Safety Act 2022
A guide to higher-risk buildings under the Building Safety Act 2022
A guide to building liability orders and information orders
The Defective Premises Act 1972 – what all those involved in the design, construction and refurbishment of new and existing homes need to know
An introduction to the new dutyholder and competency regime
A guide to remediation contribution orders
The Building Safety Act 2022 – expanded scope for construction disputes?
Multi-million pound cladding case comes before the Technology & Construction Court
Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022
Building Safety - new routes of redress
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