Our article on International Construction Arbitration published by Lawyer Monthly Magazine
Please review the full article here: Lawyer Monthly Article
Similar Posts
Navigating Force Majeure and Disruption in 2026: Lessons from Global Instability
Background The global construction and logistics landscape in 2026 continues to be defined by volatility, shifting from the systemic shocks of the pandemic era to the acute disruptions caused by regional conflicts, particularly in the Middle East. These geopolitical tensions have introduced a complex web of challenges, including shipping diversions, port closures, and fluctuating energy…
Equitas Consulting Director Joins Fellow Speakers at Annual Conference by CIArb European Branch
On the 16th of April 2021, EQUITAS director Metehan C. Sonbahar joined fellow panelists and moderators participating in the CIArb European Branch annual conference on “State Immunity and Enforcement of Arbitral Awards: Protecting Against What and Whom?”. For further details please visit the CIArb website.
İnşaat Uyuşmazlıklarında Uzman Delili ve Sektörel Tecrübe Ayrımı
BackgroundThe parties entered into a JCT Design and Build contract on 10 November 2022 for theconstruction of a leisure and retail centre in Bishop Auckland. After completion, disputesarose concerning payment applications, entitlement to extensions of time (EOT), andliquidated damages (LADs). The dispute was referred to adjudicator Kevin Shilcock. Adjudicator’s Decision (17 January 2025)– The Defendant’s…
2023 ICC Arbitration: A Closer Look at Construction Sector Disputes
In 2023 890 new cases were registered with the ICC International Court of Arbitration. Parties from 141 countries were involved in the new cases, showcasing the global reach and diversity of ICC Arbitration. The majority of parties were from North & West Europe (28.8%), followed by North America (12.9%) and Latin America & Caribbean (14.5%)….
