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A recent decision of the High Court in Maginness & Booth v Tiny Towns Projects Limited has inserted another layer of complexity into the insolvency of companies in the construction [...]

The Labour government has made a significant initial step in its policy for renewable energy following its election victory last week by 'blowing away' a nine-year moratorium on new onshore [...]

Issues of limitation are a common feature in disputes relating to building defects. Often, by their very nature, defects are not obvious upon completion of the building and may only [...]

Issues of limitation are a common feature in disputes relating to building defects. Often, by their very nature, defects are not obvious upon completion of the building and may only [...]

The 21st century has brought with it some fascinating developments, smartphones, social media, and service of statutory demands by email? The judgment of Lester AJ in the High Court decision [...]

The recent receivership and subsequent liquidation of Ebert Construction Limited (Ebert) has been well publicised with significant public interest about another large construction firm in financial trouble.One group of people [...]

What are deposits?The parties to a construction contract will commonly come to an arrangement where the principal will need to make a payment to the contractor before any work is [...]

CINEMAS have banned an advert encouraging prayer while letting children see commercials selling alcohol and ultraviolent video games. The 60-second recording of the Lord's Prayer was scheduled to be shown ahead of screenings of the new Star Wars film before Christmas. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

CINEMAS have banned an advert encouraging prayer while letting children see commercials selling alcohol and ultraviolent video games. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

THE married lawyer who described Charlotte Proudman's photograph as 'stunning' wrote an online comment saying his own daughter was 'hot' and 'smokin'. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]