A fractured supply chain can unhinge projects, particularly those operating without a contingency plan. Chris Bristow shares tips to prevent this. 

A construction fintech company is preparing a “landmark” class action lawsuit against the UK government on behalf of ISG subcontractors left out of pocket after the group’s collapse in September 2024.

Members of a roofing trade body said they were “taken for granted” and “let down badly” after reporting major losses following ISG’s collapse in September.

Charlotte Bloomfield explains what rights employees have when a company goes into an administration. 

Subcontractors indirectly affected by ISG’s fallout might be concerned about the potential impact on their businsess. Alex Mosson and Adam Kitchin share five considerations to be taken into account to minimise risks.

ISG’s administrators EY have told subcontractors they don’t expect “there will be any funds available” to pay for the money they are owed.

The recent judgment in Peabody Trust v National House Building Control sheds light on the time limits for bringing insurance claims and addresses when the time period starts to run. Trowers & Hamlins lawyers review it here.