As the world responds to a global shift toward a low-carbon economy, there's unprecedented focus on the legal intricacies of major construction projects

There have been a number of important developments in English construction law during the past two years, several of which relate to, or arose in the context of, building and fire safety. We examine their ramifications.

Amid the intricate landscape of Australia’s construction industry and geopolitical challenges looming large, collaborative contracting emerges as a powerful strategy for stakeholders across construction projects in Australia.

As the demand for data storage grows, so does the need for more data centers with ever-increasing capacity. We examine new ways for developers to reduce energy consumption.

In recent years, escalation and price volatility have re-emerged in the global economy. The impact on large energy and infrastructure projects will be significant: Owners and contractors need to react and adapt. 

As the urgency to combat climate change escalates, the construction and engineering sectors are stepping up to the challenge.

There is significant interest in investing into the rejuvenation of brownfield projects, but these projects face construction law challenges.

As the landscape for new energy projects evolves, parties are reassessing their appetite for risk and proactively seeking solutions to ensure success.

The real estate sector is looking ahead with more optimism, as interest rates peak and a clearer picture forms on valuation and future financial performance