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A global perspective on arbitrating construction and infrastructure
The construction industry is one of the major users of arbitration globally. The International Chamber of Commerce’s most recent statistics show that the …
‘Professional services’ exclusion clauses do not extend to the discharge of routine managerial functions
Summary The professional services exclusion is a common carve-out of the coverage provided by directors’ and officers’ (D&O) policies — such …
Experts have lessons to learn, Construction Law
Expert witnesses attracted a fair amount of judicial comment over the past year. Ann Levin and Patrick Stone of Herbert Smith Freehills review the most …
How high has the bar been raised? The Australian Patent Office issues its first opposition decision on a post ‘Raising the Bar’ patent application
In the first opposition decision of the Australian Patent Office to apply the post-‘Raising the Bar’ disclosure and support requirements, the hearing …
Australian Construction Dispute Resolution Newsletter - October 2016
Welcome to this issue of Herbert Smith Freehills’ Australian Construction Dispute Resolution Newsletter.This newsletter updates you on legal developments …
Trans-Pacific Partnership full text
On 5 November 2015 the full text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership – agreed on 5 October 2015 – was publicly released. The text includes 30 chapters, plus …
Unwise approach costs insurer, Construction Law
Ann Levin and Kemi Adekoya of Herbert Smith Freehills explain the background to an appeal court ruling that is thought to be the first time it has …
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