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The Prevention Principle and Notice Provisions in FIDIC Contracts: A Recap


This article examines the conflict between the prevention principle and FIDIC notice provisions. Traditionally, employers cannot enforce obligations causing delays, but modern contracts demand strict notice compliance. Recent cases favor enforcing notice regimes, even for employer-caused delays, sparking fairness concerns.

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12/16/2025


Design risk under FIDIC contracts: Navigating responsibilities and liabilities


Introduction The allocation of design risk is an important consideration […]

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12/15/2025


Developments in Collaborative Contracting


Introduction The construction market is increasingly seeking out new ways […]

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India is Building Bridges: Cross-Border Collaboration on Construction Disputes


India is cautiously opening its doors to global expertise. The […]

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Howard Kennedy plays key role in launch of the International Construction Arbitrators Association (ICAA)


ICAA, founded by Edward Corbett, offers a global list of specialist arbitrators for international construction disputes. Modeled on the LMAA, it promotes expertise, diversity, and next-generation professionals. The list is available at www.intcaa.org.

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New International Construction Brochure


Our leading international construction team specialise in the avoidance and resolution of disputes arising in the construction and engineering sector. In addition, we advise on procurement, drafting and negotiating contracts. To find out more, download the brochure.

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12/12/2025


Introducing the Spring Series of FIDIC Contracts Seminars


Howard Kennedy’s International Construction team are getting together with Cornerstone Seminars to put on a series of 8 weekly online seminars relating to FIDIC Contracts. Click to find out more.

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11/12/2025


Celebrating Five Years of FIDIC 2017: A Practical Legal Guide


November 2025 marks five years since the International Construction team at Howard Kennedy LLP published FIDIC 2017: A Practical Legal Guide, which is praised for clarity, depth, and practical utility, becoming an essential resource for administering complex FIDIC contracts and avoiding disputes.

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Claims resolution procedures in construction contracts


Claims are common in construction projects, but success depends on effective management and preventing disputes. Claims may arise from contract terms or breaches, while governing law affects interpretation and remedies. This article shows how FIDIC forms guide resolution, highlighting key differences between 1999 and 2017 editions.

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08/13/2025


Seminar: Introduction to International Arbitration in Construction & Engineering Disputes


Jo Clarke, in a webinar hosted by MBL Seminars, gives an introduction to international arbitration when used to resolve international construction and engineering disputes. It will include practical and tactical perspectives.

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08/10/2025


SOLD OUT: Autumn Series of FIDIC Contracts Seminars


Howard Kennedy’s International Construction team are getting together with Cornerstone Seminars to put on a series of 8 weekly online seminars relating to FIDIC Contracts. Click to find out more.

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08/08/2025


Red and Green should never be seen. Is it time for a rethink?


Prolongation costs are difficult to calculate, and the time and effort required may be disproportionate to the sum recovered. The Green Book contains a new mechanism for calculating prolongation costs. Could or should this mechanism be incorporated into the Red Book?

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06/24/2025


Who is writing your arbitration awards?


Arbitration can be expensive and time-consuming. Concerns have arisen over the quality of awards due to excessive copying, delegation, and AI use, potentially damaging credibility and trust in arbitration. Are standards slipping?

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06/23/2025


Desafíos de los contratos FIDIC en español
Challenges of FIDIC Contracts in Spanish


Languages, by nature, are not perfect reflections of each other, and this means that the Spanish translations of the FIDIC contracts differ (sometimes with serious consequences) from their originals in English. This article is available in Spanish and English.

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Bridging the green – is FIDIC moving forward sustainably in 2025?


Introduction There is an intensifying need (we say rightly) for […]

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International Construction Brochure


Our international construction team specializes in dispute avoidance and resolution, procurement, and contract negotiation. We cover major sectors globally, advising employers, engineers, and contractors on large projects, with cross-border expertise and collaboration on local law issues. Click below to read our brochure.

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06/11/2025


FIDIC Seminars – Claims


Day 1 Time Session 09.30 Overview of FIDIC Contracts 10.15 […]

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05/14/2025


FIDIC Seminars – Contracts


Day 1 Time Session 08.30 Registration 09.00 Overview of the […]

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Green Book Commentaries (Coming Soon)


We are pleased to inform you that a series of […]

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The Engineer under FIDIC forms of contract: Real-life questions


The ‘Engineer’ under the FIDIC forms of contract has long […]

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11/28/2024


New Arbitration and Mediation Guidelines for Indian Public Procurement Contracts


The Government of India has recently introduced important guidelines for […]

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CAB to Resolution: Steering Clear of Conflicts


In August 2024 SIMC introduced a new Integrated Appropriate Dispute Resolution Framework (‘INTEGRAF’) to help disputing parties “unbundle disputes and apply the most appropriate dispute resolution mechanism to each aspect of a dispute.” This article considers INTEGRAF’s applicability in construction projects.

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No Notice, No Claim? Conditions Precedent in FIDIC Contracts


How do you establish whether a notice provision is really […]

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1999 Suite: Commentary on Clause 02 – The Employer


Clause 2 outlines key Employer obligations, including access rights, assistance with permits, and financial arrangements. Additional obligations include payment (Sub-Clause 14.7) and taking over the Works (Sub-Clause 10.1). Employer claims require notice and compliance with Sub-Clause 2.5.

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11/27/2024


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