A recent Scottish case dealing with a resisted action for enforcement of an adjudicator's award sheds light on a potential disparity between court procedure and the intention of the Construction Act.

Read on for the Autumn round-up of news and updates in relation to the construction and engineering industry.

The Technology and Construction Court (TCC) has recently considered and upheld an application for the lifting of the automatic suspension imposed by the issue of a number of claims in relation to a procurement.

In Evans v Xactly Corporation Limited, the EAT confirmed that Employment Tribunals should analyse an employer's office culture when considering potentially harassing comments.

Getting your construction contract right is essential. Managing Associates Stephanie Kosaka and Andrew Fairlie explain what you can do to get the right contract.

Following the collapse of Carillion and the challenges facing the construction sector in the aftermath, Associate Katie Milner and Managing Associate Thomas Hurst give their thoughts on contractor insolvency.

Read on for a round-up of news and updates relevant to the construction and engineering industry.

Breaches of contract which have been affirmed by the employee can be revived by a later breach