We’re delighted to invite you to our latest webinar. After the (surprising!) overwhelming success of…
Winding up petitions – where are we now?
Since June 2020, we have seen a temporary halt of issuing winding up petitions (WUPs)…
The mystery of statutory undertakers
If you’re a Dedicated Follower of Archor, you’ll know that we recently hosted a webinar…
Are you working at risk?
In the current times of grave uncertainty surrounding material prices and lead times, initially prompted…
The latest recruits to Team Archor
We’re delighted to announce the latest recruits to Team Archor. Most recently, Sophie Bennett has…
It’s dull but you asked for it: collateral warranties, the basics – webinar recording
Whenever we ask what do people want a talk on, we always get some people…
Construction law questions you were too afraid to ask – Webinar Recording
A recording of our webinar, which aims to answer the construction law questions that you…
Prince Andrew and the complexity of settlement agreements
A judge in America has ruled that Prince Andrew cannot rely on a settlement agreement…
New solicitor joins Team Archor
We’re delighted to announce the arrival of a new member of Team Archor – Hayley…
What happens next? Construction issues in 2022
This article is from December’s edition of Aggregate, which featured a month-by-month review of 2021.…
Did you get that? The importance of documenting agreements
This article is from December’s edition of Aggregate, which featured a month-by-month review of 2021.…
Adjudicating while insolvent
This article is from December’s edition of Aggregate, which featured a month-by-month review of 2021.…
Construction supply shortages ramp up
This article is from December’s edition of Aggregate, which featured a month-by-month review of 2021.…
Calm down LADs!
This article is from December’s edition of Aggregate, which featured a month-by-month review of 2021.…
Dispute Adjudication Boards the JCT way
This article is from December’s edition of Aggregate, which featured a month-by-month review of 2021.…
The Residential Property Developer Tax
This article is from December’s edition of Aggregate, which featured a month-by-month review of 2021.…
The VAT reverse charge in the construction industry
This article is from December’s edition of Aggregate, which featured a month-by-month review of 2021.…
Reserving your position in adjudication
This article is from December’s edition of Aggregate, which featured a month-by-month review of 2021.…
When you just HAVE to adjudicate
This article is from December’s edition of Aggregate, which featured a month-by-month review of 2021.…
IR35, and labour and material shortages – Webinar Recording
A recording of a webinar hosted by Archor and Leathes Prior on the subject of IR 35 and the ongoing labour and material shortages and price increases in the construction market.
Once, Twice, Three Times an Invoice?
Not a Commodores’ classic, and definitely not Easy, we look in this article at yet…
An Introduction to JCT Insurance Clauses – Webinar Recording
A recording of a webinar hosted by Archor, specialist construction lawyers, looking at insurance clauses in construction contracts
JCT insurance provisions webinar – 16 September 2021, 8am
We’re delighted to host our first ever Archor webinar, which will look at the exciting…
Not quite so Alternative after all – the future of Alternative Dispute Resolution
It’s no secret that disputes are a timely and costly thing to get involved in.…
Thou shall not kill (or make your final date for payment subject to the issuing of an invoice)
Ok, so I get the link between murder and invoices triggering the final date for…
I’m a design and build contractor – do I have to act like a designer or a contractor?
Here’s a question. Why does a JCT Design and Build Contract (between an Employer and a…
I don’t like what you said – Challenging Adjudication Awards
In the world of construction, adjudication decisions are generally binding on an interim basis. That…
Archor is born!
Six senior construction lawyers have broken away from a well-known Top 100 law firm to…
Do I have a construction contract?
This might sound like a question with an obvious answer, but as ever with lawyers…
Do I have to adjudicate my construction dispute?
It depends. (Of course that’s what lawyers would say.) Adjudication is a construction industry specific…
What is construction adjudication?
Good question. First things first, it’s not arbitration – something adjudication is often confused with. It is…