Construction risk in 2026: insurance gaps and the limits of cross-claims
Ahead of the 30 June deadline, insurers lag behind regulation, Pafburn limits apportionment, and recent cases show how insolvency and insurance constrain cross-claims.
Ahead of the 30 June deadline, insurers lag behind regulation, Pafburn limits apportionment, and recent cases show how insolvency and insurance constrain cross-claims.
When does ordinary construction become unlawful interference? The High Court’s return to Bamford offers a sharper rule for practitioners confronting nuisance claims.
Despite a boost in government spending in the sector, procurement and spikes in material prices pose serious challenges for the sustainability of the construction industry.
Sydney Opera House celebrates 50 years with a multi-million dollar renewal
ANDREW BAILEY takes a closer look at the new security of payment regulatory regime.