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Derecho&Sociedad_01 – Fe, Esperanza y Caridad

Derecho&Sociedad_02 – Buena Fe Bajo Ley Inglesa

Derecho&Sociedad_03 – Noción y func. de clausulas back-to-back

Derecho&Sociedad_04 – La ansiada devolución de la Garantía FC en OOPP

Derecho&Sociedad_05 – El uso del FAC-1 como integrador contractual para uso BIM

Derecho&Sociedad_06 – Mecanismos multi-tier y el Dispute Avoidance en NEC4

Derecho&Sociedad_07 – La implementación del sistema de alertas

Derecho&Sociedad_08 – Hacia la administración contractual colaborativa en OOPP

Derecho&Sociedad_09 – La incorporación de procesos colaborativos

Derecho&Sociedad_10 – La distribución de los riesgos en los contratos colaborativos de construcción

Derecho&Sociedad_11 – ADR un estudio comparativo en la jurisdicción de derecho consuetudinario

Derecho&Sociedad_12 – Procedimiento de prueba innovador en el arbitraje internacional

Derecho&Sociedad_13 – Jugando a las vencidas Dispute Boards vs Arbitro de Emergencia

Derecho&Sociedad_14 – Apreciaciones sobre el rol técnico del ingeniero en los MARC

Derecho&Sociedad_15 – Delimitación de los reclamos por PdP

Derecho&Sociedad_16 – La eficiencia en la conducción del arbitraje

Derecho&Sociedad_17 – Peritajes en arbitrajes de ingeniería y construcción

Derecho&Sociedad_18 – Un sastre a la medida

Derecho&Sociedad_19 – Dificultad financiera del contratista EPC

Derecho&Sociedad_20 – Pasivos y remedios por el cambio de circunstancias a causa del COVID

Derecho&Sociedad_21 – La ejecución del contrato de obra pública ante el COVID

Derecho&Sociedad_22 – Eventos sobrevinientes que alteran sustancialmente los términos pactados

Derecho&Sociedad_23 – No dejes para mañana, lo que puedes hacer hoy

Derecho&Sociedad_24 – El Desarrollo de Infraestructura Pública y los acuerdos de Estado a Estado

Management Contracting: Low Risk for Contractor – Low Recovery by Employer – Peter W.B. Barber

Management of Legal Risks in Construction – P. Capper

Hudson Prize 1994 Winner: An Analysis of the Risks Inherent in the Build-Owncoperate – Transfer Method of Infrastucture, Procurement – H. Payne

Construction and Environmental Risk: A New Approach? Seeking the Wisdom of Solomon – D. Millichap

The Impact of Construction Insurance on Risk Allocation – M. Furmston

Design Risk in Fidic Contracts – M. Black

What Lies Beneath: Site Conditions and Constract Risk – J. Bailey

Professional Liability and Cnostruction: Risk Retained and Risk Transferred – J. Powell

Prevention and the Allocation of the Risk of Project Delays: Evolution or Revolution? – M. Stulic

Domestic Bliss or Paradise Lost? Consumer Rights in Construction in England and Australia – P Britton y J. Bailey

Liquidated Damages and the Doctrine of Penalties: Rethinking the War on Terrorem – M. Bell

Defective Premise Law: Time for Remedial Works? – D. Johnson

Prolongation Costs: Where Now After Costain v Haswell? – R. Champion

The Strengths of Early Contractor Procurement – D. Mosey

Force Majuere and Construction Constracts – A. Williamson

The Regularion of Construction Experts After Jones v Kaney – A. Thornton

The EU Procurement Regime and S106 Agreements Providing for Affordable Housing – A. Rotolo

Project Bank Accounts – R. Davis

The Pix Protocol: A Risk Reduction Tool for Construction Projects – P.W. Goodwin

Managing the Risk of Delayed Completion in the 21st Century: The CIOB Reserch – K. Pickavance

Contract: What Contract? – T. Thomas 0

‘It Started Out so Well…’ Construction Contracts and Letters of Intent – J. Bowling

‘Change’: What it is, How It Is Valued and Who Should Resolve Any Dispute – S. Lofthouse

E-Litigation in the Technology and Construction Court: An Expert’s Experience – R. Champion

The NEC Construction and Engineering Contract: To Amend or Not To Amend? – M. Barlow

When the Adjudicator Gets It Horribly Wrong – Edwards-Stuart

Evaluating Disruption Costs on Major Construction Projects – C. Ennis

Do Tarhet Cost Contracts Deliver Value for Money – I. Heaphy

NEC3 Professional Services Constract (PSC3): The Consultants’ Percpective – R. Barnes

Economic Loss After Roninson v Jones – P. Harris

Constructive Criticism: Why the Pre-Action Disclosure Rules Are Damaging to the Construction Industry – D. Shaw

Continuing Problems with Construction Performance: Whats’s to Be Done? – D. Griffiths

Trust Me. I’m An Expert – M. Smith and K. Grange

The Structural Engineer as Expert Witness – Forensics and Design – S. Brady

Adjudication Under the ‘Construction Act 2009’: An Adjudicator’s Perspective – M. Entwistle

Reflections on Life As a Judge of the Technology and Construction Court – F. Kirkham

Damp Squib or Big Change? The Construction Act Amendments – P. Newman