Our Newsletter ‘Perspective’
‘Perspective’ is part of Probyn Miers’s initiative to share our collective knowledge and experience with the industry and our clients. ‘Perspective’ is a quarterly publication where our team covers legal updates and other topics of interest. Our articles are also published in other journals. Please contact us if you want to find out more.
Past Issues
BIM and Construction Contracts – By Frank Newbery
BIM: a collaborative approach to risk management & mitigation? – By David King
Architects Keeping Good Records – By Michael Ogus
RIBA New Code of Conduct 2019 – By Katerina Hoey
Fire and Tall Buildings – Progress on safety? – By Frank Newbery
Expert evidence in construction cases– a view from the tub – By Bart Kavanagh
A random selection – Choosing samples for inspection – By Michael Ogus
Fire Safety Record Information – A consideration in the light of the review of the Building Regulations – By John Gouldsmith
Experts in the dock – Recent criticisms of expert evidence – By Bart Kavanagh
This Year’s Model – The CIC BIM Protocol Revised – By David King
Making Best Use of Experts in Complex Disputes – By John Gouldsmith
One size fits all or made to measure? Is the professional standard of care about to be reassessed? – By Bart Kavanagh
Design Responsibility – The Unassuming Designer – By Bart Kavanagh
BIM and “Revocability” – By Frank Newbery
Architects: Beware the Budget! – By Katerina Hoey
Fire Risk in Tall Building Façade systems: The Independent Review of UK Building Regulations and Fire Safety – Is the new UAE fire code relevant to UK post-Grenfell Tower? – By Christopher Miers
Independence and Impartiality in Arbitration – By Magdalena Prus
What’s That Smell? – Olfactory Forensics or Following Your Nose – By Robin Orme
The New Pre Action Protocol and Expert Evidence – By Bart Kavanagh
But it was approved… Building Control and Design Responsibility – By Frank Newbery
Procurement – a view from Dubai, Part 2 – By Karen Pharaoh-Tillon
Access to Justice: Recent Developments in Alternative Dispute Resolution – By Katerina Hoey
BIM: Marching to Level 3 – Can the Law Keep Pace? – By Frank Newbery
Procurement – a view from Dubai, Part 1 – By Karen Pharaoh-Tillon
Fire Safety in Tall Buildings – Part 2 The Future – By Martin Edwards
Enforcement of International Commercial Mediation Settlement Agreements – By Christopher Miers
There’s Many a Slip – But Do They All Need Expert Help? – By Bart Kavanagh
Fire Risks From External Cladding Panels – A Perspective From The UK – By Martin Edwards
Fire Safety in Tall Buildings – Part 1 – By Martin Edwards
The Use of Modified FIDIC Forms in the UAE – By Catherine Joshi
Expert Evidence in Adjudication – By Gerard McLean
Fire Safety in Timber Framed Buildings: Part 1 & Part 2 Fire spread in cavities – UK Building Regulations past, present and future – Martin Edwards
Contractual Responsibility for Specialist Design – Bart Kavanagh
RIBA Work Stages – Getting the paperwork in order – Gerard Mclean
Experts in Low Value Disputes – Robin Orme
The Architect Who Knew Too Much About Fire’ – External Article
Think Twice When Giving Advice – Bart Kavanagh
What can one expect from a Stage D Report – Gerard Mclean
Planning Applications: Hope and Homework – Frank Newbery
BIM and Professional Risk – Update – Frank Newbery
Digging Through History – Obrascon Huarte Lain S.A. v Her Majesty’s Attorney General for Gibraltar – Christopher Miers
A Stitch in Time? – Bart Kavanagh
Designing Buildings for Fire Safety: BS 9999:2008 – Martin Edwards
Trebor Basset – A case of ‘Suck it and See’ – Bart Kavanagh
Dispute Avoidance under FIDIC contracts – Christopher Miers
Planning Reform Proposals – Martin Edwards
Procurement Advice: The Role of the Architect – Gerard Mclean
Changes to The UK Construction Act – Clarification of the New Payment Provisions – Robin Orme
The Role of Lead Consultant in Design and Build Procurement – Bart Kavanagh
BIM Copyright and Licensing – Frank Newbery
Enforcement of DAB Decisions: The final piece of the ‘Persero’ jigsaw supports the immediate enforcement of DAB decisions via arbitration – Christopher Miers
Building control in Dubai – A Variety: How approval processes can differ across one city – Nick Hutsteiner
Final Certificates and the “Conclusive Evidence” Clause under JCT: An update – Katerina Hoey
A Complete BIM Toolkit? – Frank Newbery
Expo 2020 Dubai: Adopting the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic model – Christopher Miers
Subterranean Home Trick Blues – Katerina Hoey
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