Quaystone newsletter ; March 2014
Our construction and engineering newsletter highlights the Court of Appeal's decisions' relevance to the construction industry and an update on 'Health and Safety Executive' thinking.
24 February 2014
Quaystone newsletter ; November 2013
This month our Construction and Engineering newsletter focuses on the thorny issue of fitness for purpose obligations. Do they apply to your contract?
29 October 2013
Quaystone newsletter ; October 2013
This month our Construction and Engineering newsletter focuses on transport, including procurement strategies for transport infrastructure projects including HS2.
25 September 2013
Quaystone newsletter ; September 2014
In this month's Quaystone, we focus on unconventional energy and the challenges facing those keen to develop shale gas in the UK.
27 August 2014
Restoring environmental damage: putting a price on ecosystem services
Simon Tilling's article looks at the mechanisms available to regulators and the courts to compel restoration of environmental damage to land and waters and gives some practical examples.
02 January 2014
Quaystone newsletter ; Summer 2013
This edition of our Construction and Engineering newsletter focuses on international arbitration and also the use of “tiered” dispute resolution clauses.
05 August 2013
Quaystone newsletter - December 2013
To round off the year, this edition of Quaystone is a whistle-stop tour through some of the key events, cases and themes of 2013.
10 December 2013
The all-important insurance contract
The Association of Insurance & Risk Managers in Industry & Commerce (Airmic) has recently published comprehensive guidance for insurance buyers on the efficacy of business insurance.
19 August 2014
The ban on corporate directors ; LLPs and other proposed exceptions to the rule
This briefing discusses the recent proposal from the Department for Business and Innovation (BIS) which they have published regarding the exemptions to the planned prohibition on corporate directors.
03 December 2014
The Application of Trust Law Principles in a Proprietary Estoppel Action
Trustees can tread a difficult line dealing with potential beneficiaries. This is what trustees should be on the lookout for especially where a beneficiary appears to be in a favoured position
10 February 2015
Speaking up in the financial services sector: new rules on whistleblowing
The PRA and FCA have introduced a new set of rules designed to bolster the culture of “speaking up” within financial services firms. These are relevant to all firms in the financial services sector.
14 October 2015
Nuclear Law - Summer 2014
Our latest update on legal developments, news and events in the nuclear sector.
18 August 2014