Construction Law (Journal)

Journal

This highly regarded monthly publication, packed full of practical advice, is essential reading for anyone working in the public or private sector within the industry. High quality articles span a range of issues affecting the industry. Regular materials include a 'contracts watchdog', that looks at the latest forms of standard contracts.

The following sections of the printed journal are reproduced online - Guest Editor, feature articles (which fall under topic names such as contracts monitor, insurance and alternative dispute resolution) and Reviews.

The following sections are not reproduced online -

Editor's Comment, News, New and proposed legislation and

Reports from the Court.

Print ISSN: 0963-6706

SOURCE CURRENCY Volume 36, Issue 5, 1 June 2025 Citation: (2025) 36 5 Cons.Law 1UPDATE INFORMATION Editorial Anti-cartel enforcers warn of focus on public procurement using AI tools News Councils could get power to seize builders' land banks Licensing proposed for builders New model proposed for privately funded infrastructure News in Brief Legal terms explained Articles Reports from the courts Contracts need more careful preparation to avoid conflicting provisions Legislation state of play table 300 Infrastructure looks like a main beneficiary from change in government investment attitude Construction Law Guide to: Time in Construction Contracts Voluntary Loss and Negligence: URS v BDW in the Supreme Court Modernising and streamlining English-seated arbitration Has Design & Build outlived its usefulness in a post-Grenfell world? Does the Building Safety Act2022 remove the value of building warranties? The insurance market - meeting today's challenges No time for complacency in tech adoption.