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A total of 501 papers have been published by the Society.

Developments in the Law of Tort

Robert Akenhead QC

Nr 43 - 1994

Management of Legal Risks in Construction

Professor Phillip Capper

Nr 44 - 1994

Be Careful Out There - The New Arbitration Bill

V V Veeder QC

Nr 38 - 1994

The Price of Justice

The Right Honourable Sir Thomas Bingham MR

Nr 45 - 1994

To 'B' or 'D & B' ? Design and build in the 90s

Martin Lenihan and John Redmond

Nr 39 - 1994

Some Reflections on ADR in America

Professor Justin Sweet

Nr 34 - 1993

Assignment after Linden Gardens

John Cartwright

Nr 35 - 1993

Professional Negligence - Concurrent Duty of Care

Rupert Jackson QC, and John Powell QC

Nr 36 - 1993

Hudson Prize 1992, winner: Payment for Materials or Goods not yet Incorporated in the Works

D E Ballard

Nr 30 - 1993

Hudson Prize 1993, winner: The Ascertainment of Damages for Delay in Construction Contracts: Liquidated and Unliquidated Damages

Jonathan Hosie

Nr 37 - 1993

Harmonisation of Construction Liability in the EC

Joseph Huse

Nr 31 - 1993

The Official Referees

His Honour Judge Newey QC

Nr 32 - 1993

Saving Time and Costs in Arbitration

W Ray Turner

Nr 33 - 1993

The Obligation to Co-operate What does this involve?

Alan W Shilston

Nr 27 - 1992

The Official Referees Solicitors Association

John Bishop

Nr 28 - 1992

Amending the JCT Contracts

Andrew Pike

Nr 29 - 1992

Negligence in the Construction Industry - Is Insurance the Answer

William Gloyn

Nr 24 - 1992

Some Practical Problems of Ascertaining Loss and Expense

John Sims

Nr 25 - 1992

Michael Brown Foundation Inaugural Lecture

Professor Hugh Beale

Nr 26 - 1992

(1) Developments in the Methods of Managing Construction Projects in the UK, USA and France (2) Cartel Busting in the Construction Industry

(1) Michael Webster (2) Stephen Weatherill (3) Andrew Pike

Nr 23 - 1992

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