Cracking the Code: Claims, Consultants and Ethics in the Construction Industry
A highly commended paper in the Brooking Student Prize 2020 by Petrina Macpherson.
Is it ever appropriate to employ a prospective delay analysis for a time distant event, in a dispute context?
A Commended Paper in The Brooking Student Prize 2019 by Catherine Williams.
Confusion reigns? The effectiveness of contractual provisions which seek to limit liability under the Australian Consumer Law
A highly commended paper in the 2020 Brooking Prize by Joshua Bridgett.
Should parent companies be primarily liable to pay on demand for the acts of their contractor subsidiaries?
A commended paper in the 2020 Brooking Prize by Tina Funge.
The Successful Delivery of Infrastructure Projects - Fantasy or an Achievable Reality?
A commended paper in the Brooking Prize 2020 by Laina Chan.
Will COVID-19 cure the poor health of the Australian Construction Industry?
A commended paper in the Brooking Prize 2020 by Kiri Parr and Kevin Pascoe.
Now published at (2021) 197 ACLN 16.
The Duty to Warn and The Combustible Cladding Crisis
A commended paper in the Brooking Prize 2020 by Owen Hayford.
(now published at (2021) 36 Building and Construction Law 332)
For Fetter Or Worse: The Fettering Doctrine And Government Building Contracts
Winner of the 2020 Brooking Prize by Paul Tamburro
(Now published at (2021) 36 Building and Construction Law 433)
Construction disputes after COVID-19 – jaw-jaw or war-war?
A commended paper in the 2020 Brooking Prize by Dr Donald Charrett. (Now published at (2020) 193 ACLN 6)