The Gatehouse Chambers Legal Podcast

Ebony Alleyne and Sarah McCann explore the pros and cons of using statutory adjudication as a means of resolving such disputes and then consider the role and potential impact of the new Professional Negligence Bar Association’s adjudication scheme.

Show Notes

Statutory provision 
 
·       The Latham Report (1994)
·       Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 – s104, 105 and 108
 
Case citations
 
·       AWG Construction Services Ltd v Rockingham Motor Speedway Limited [2004] EWHC 888 (TCC)
·       CIB Properties Ltd v Birse Construction Ltd [2004] EWHC 2365 (TCC)
·       Pantelli Associates Ltd v Corporate City Development [2010] EWHC 3189 (TCC)
·       ACD (Landscape Architects) Ltd v Overall [2012] EWHC 100 (TCC) [2012] EWHC 100 (TCC) 
·       Bolam v Friern Hospital Management Committee [1957] 1 WLR 582
·       BPE Solicitors v Hughes-Holland [2017] UKSC 21
·       South Australia Asset Management Corpn v York Montague Ltd [1997] AC 191
·       Russell v Stone (t/a PSP Consultants) [2019] EWHC 831 (TCC)
 
Professional Negligence Bar Association Adjudication Scheme 
 
·       https://pnba.co.uk/pnba-adjudication-scheme)

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Each Gatehouse Chambers Podcast episode gives an informal view of important legal issues impacting individuals as well as companies and other legal entities. They will be of interest particularly to legal practitioners, law students and those interested in joining the legal profession and also the general public. The Gatehouse Chambers Podcast series concentrates on topics arising from Chambers' key practice areas which are: commercial dispute resolution (including not only litigation in court but also all forms of ADR such arbitration, adjudication, expert determination, mediation and early neutral evaluation. The topics range across banking and finance, civil fraud and asset tracing, employment and executive disputes, shareholder and partnership disputes, franchising, intellectual property and private international law.); construction and engineering (including arbitration, adjudication, property damage, construction insurance, energy and renewables as well as construction insolvency); insolvency and restructuring (including personal and corporate insolvency/bankruptcy and directors’ disqualification); insurance (including insurance coverage disputes, construction insurance, indemnity insurance and litigation insurance); private client (including trusts, TOLATA, contentious probate, Inheritance Act claims, community care, Court of Protection and social welfare and benefits); professional liability in the fields of personal injury and clinical negligence, financial professionals, insolvency professionals, directors and officers, legal professionals, property professionals and construction professionals; property (including commercial landlord and tenant, development, planning, social housing, private rented accommodation, leasehold and leasehold management, real property, mortgages and trusts of land).