In our latest Contract Clinic, a contractor building a housing project has been told by the client to change the windows specification. Leon Harris assesses whether this is a variation

This month’s Contract Clinic question comes from a contractor worried about tendering for a project in an area known for difficult ground conditions

This month’s Contract Clinic question comes from a developer with a high-rise residential scheme held up in the Building Safety Regulator approvals system

January’s contract clinic question comes from a project director worried that an adjudicator assigned to her firm’s case is biased and unpredictable

This month’s contract clinic comes from a vexed contractor whose client failed to issue a payment – on the grounds that the application was not valid. Adam Kitchin looks at the options available.

This month’s contract clinic centres on a refurb job where the scaffolding has blown down. Claire Burrows provides guidance on the legal implications.

This month’s contract clinic question comes form a construction client worried the Employer’s Agent is siding with the late=running contractor. Hakan Oszoy responds.

This month’s contract clinic question comes from a project manager who has been offered a ‘facilitation payment’ by a subcontractor in exchange for guaranteeing regular work. Tom Bushnell replies

This month’s contract clinic question comes from a client looking to set liquidated damages for a section of a project before completion of the whole scheme. Steven Woolnough shares his advice.

This month’s contract clinic question comes from a contractor worried about whether it can claim for working overtime to deliver a school project in time for the new term. Mark Newton explains.

This month’s contract clinic question comes from a project manager frustrated with a non-performing subcontractor on a NEC4 contract.