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Paws for thought; compassionate leave for pet bereavement?

The question of whether employers should offer employees ‘pet bereavement leave’ after their furry friends pass away has been discussed in the media this week.

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A Guide to Claiming against an Architect

This Guide explains the key features of bringing a claim against and architect for failing to carry out his duties under English law in general terms.

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Is adjudication about to take off as a form of ADR in disputes in the tech sector?

The Society for Computers and Law (“SCL”) has been working on a new adjudication procedure for use in technology disputes.

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Negotiating Private Sector IR35 reforms: what businesses should be doing to prepare?

Businesses need to consider how they will be impacted by the IR35 reforms in April 2020.

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Why can’t we build houses quickly enough?

There is more pressure than ever to find a solution to the housing crisis. Demand is constantly rising whilst the available supply of housing gets nowhere near satisfying the demand.

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SFO Co-operation Guidance

The Serious Fraud Office (“SFO”) has published its guidance on Corporate Co-operation setting out in detail what actions would be seen as amounting to co-operation by corporate entities when investigations are commenced by the SFO.

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Rise in cohabitation – know your rights

According to the Office of National Statistics the number of people cohabiting in the UK has risen by 25.8% over the past decade, making it the fastest growing family type in the UK.

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Construction Contracts – the extent of the exception for power generation

In the recent case of Engie Fabricom v MW High Tech Projects [2019] the Court has considered the exception under 105(2)(c) of the Housing Grants Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 as amended (the “Act”).

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Russell v Stone (t/a PSP Consultants) – How can we really prove professional negligence?

Professional negligence can be difficult to prove, in particular proving that a project would have turned out differently if the consultant had not been negligent.

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Pre-Commencement Conditions – A recent examination

A recent case involving the use of Victorian terrace houses in Hackney examined pre- commencement condition and the lawfulness of implementing the consent without discharging the condition.

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