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Papers published by the Society

Limiting Claims

Developments in the Law of Tort

Management of Legal Risks in Construction

Be Careful Out There - The New Arbitration Bill

The Price of Justice

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

Some Reflections on ADR in America

Assignment after Linden Gardens

Professional Negligence - Concurrent Duty of Care

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

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

Harmonisation of Construction Liability in the EC

The Official Referees

Saving Time and Costs in Arbitration

The Obligation to Co-operate What does this involve?

The Official Referees Solicitors Association

Amending the JCT Contracts

Negligence in the Construction Industry - Is Insurance the Answer

Some Practical Problems of Ascertaining Loss and Expense

Michael Brown Foundation Inaugural Lecture