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Construction law in 2024: key legal and industry developments

Our latest annual construction law review provides an overview of significant judicial and legislative developments from the past year, drawing out some of the notable patterns and objectives in the courts’ reasoning. This analysis, written by Mathias Cheung of Atkin Chambers, brings clarity to parties on the common legal issues encountered in the construction, infrastructure and energy industries, whether in the day-to-day management of projects in the UK and abroad, or in the context of prospective or ongoing disputes.

New editions of key Construction Law Library books available

Remedies in Construction Law, 3rd Edition

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Remedies in Construction Law brings together various well-established strands of the law and considers practical remedies for breach of contract and tort in connection with construction projects.

The third edition brings the text up to date with significant new cases in respect of duress, force majeure and liquidated damages. It also features new content on retention clauses, remedies associated with Grenfell Tower type cladding, bonds and variation clauses

Written by Roger ter Haar and Camilla ter Haar.

The Law of Construction Disputes, 4th Edition

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Updated throughout for this fourth edition, The Law of Construction Disputes maintains its position as a leading source of authoritative and detailed information on the whole area of construction law including contracts and their performance, third parties, pursuing claims and dispute resolution.

Written by Cyril Chern.

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Building Law Reports

FES LTD v HFD CONSTRCTION LTD

[2025] BLR 169
SBC/JCT standard form of contract – Loss and expense – Whether notice a condition precedent to entitlement.

WH HOLDING LTD v E20 STADIUM LLP

[2025] BLR 150
Expert determination – Decision to be final and binding in absence of manifest error – Application for declaratory relief – Whether decision invalid due to “manifest errors”.

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