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Papers published by the Society

Saving Time and Costs in Arbitration

Some Reflections on ADR in America

Assignment after Linden Gardens

Negligence in the Construction Industry - Is Insurance the Answer

Some Practical Problems of Ascertaining Loss and Expense

Michael Brown Foundation Inaugural Lecture

The Obligation to Co-operate What does this involve?

The Official Referees Solicitors Association

Amending the JCT Contracts

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

The Interplay of Contract Terms and Common Law

Is the Contractor Responsible for Design?

Towards a New Arbitration Act

Assignment of Causes of Action between Successive Owners of Property

To Catch a Unicorn

The Use and Abuse of Collateral Warranties in Construction

The Interventionist Court

Remedies upon Insolvency: The New Regime

The Tort Rollercoaster in a Building Context

Unfair Terms in International Construction Contracts