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Paul specialises in both contentious and non-contentious construction law
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New powers allow data to be shared Download 23 Jan 2009 New information-sharing orders are being introduced allowing the transfer of bulk data between government departments, agencies and local authorities. |
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Competition Law in Construction: Key Steps to minimise risk Download 23 Dec 2008 Information from our Competition Law Team |
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Energy Performance Certificates in the context of construction works Download 25 Jul 2008 EU statistics attribute 40% of carbon emissions to commercial buildings. The Government is required by an EU Directive to introduce Energy Performance Certificates (“EPCs”) for new and old commercial buildings |
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Getting Away with It? Download 1 Nov 2007 You have just won a tender for a project. You will need to engage workers for that project such as welders, bricklayers and machine operators. Do you contract with them directly as employees, engage them as self-employed contractors or through another body such as a specialist company? The answer to your dilemma is becoming more important as the legal position is shifting. |
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News Bulletin for Wales Download 5 Jun 2007 The new Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007 (the CDM Regulations) apply straight away even in relation to existing projects |
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Choice of Resolution Procedure is the Key Download 1 Sep 2006 A sometimes baffling array of dispute resolution options is now available, Rachel Gwilliam of Morgan Cole reviews the main options, including one or two you may not have considered before. |
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L Hath no Fury like a Local Authority Scorned Download 30 Jul 2006 The Building and Approved Inspectors (Amendment) Regulations 2006 officially came into force on 6 April 2006 amending Parts F (Ventilation), L (Conservation of Fuel and Power) and P (Electricity Safety) of the Building Regulations 2000. |