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Terminating Contracts and the Potential for Dire Unintended Consequences
Business
Thursday June 1 2017

Terminating Contracts and the Potential for Dire Unintended Consequences

When you invoke the termination procedures in a building contract, as long as you treat the process like sweating dynamite you should be OK, save for...

Leaky Buildings and Toxic Mould
Business
Wednesday May 31 2017

Leaky Buildings and Toxic Mould

Litigation over leaky buildings is on the rise over the last 12 months, particularly in Melbourne and Canberra. Be it leaky balconies, leaky planter boxes or...

Contract Negotiation and Management for Commercial Builders
Commercial
Wednesday June 29 2016

Contract Negotiation and Management for Commercial Builders

Here are a few insights are designed to help builders stay out of trouble when it comes to contracts.

Pre-contract Negotiation Tips and Pointers
Business
Wednesday June 8 2016

Pre-contract Negotiation Tips and Pointers

What steps should you take before negotiating a contract to ensure things go smoothly and your project succeeds?

Effective Post-Construction Dispute Resolution Methods
Business
Tuesday November 17 2015

Effective Post-Construction Dispute Resolution Methods

Disputes following construction unfortunately happen far too often and could be avoided with common sense and if builders always adhered to contract law.

What Is the Cost of Contract Disputes?
Business
Wednesday October 7 2015

What Is the Cost of Contract Disputes?

Unfortunately, disputes are common within the building and construction industry and can often be difficult to avoid.

How to Make Prospective Clients Feel Secure
Business
Wednesday September 30 2015

How to Make Prospective Clients Feel Secure

If you are a service provider (including being a design practitioner), how you present your service to prospective clients can determine if your practice grows or...

Building Inspectors Risk Litigation Due to Inadequate Training
Residential
Monday September 7 2015

Building Inspectors Risk Litigation Due to Inadequate Training

In 2009, the building inspection industry took a backward step because of a law that quietly deregulated the industry in NSW.

The Business Case for Resilient Architecture
Business
Monday April 20 2015

The Business Case for Resilient Architecture

As understanding about the likely impacts of climate change continues to develop, concern about its impact on the built environment continues to grow.