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The relationship between Security of Payment Laws and Insolvency.

SoCLA 2024 National Conference video presentation by Michael Christie SC and David Hume

Mum - is that asbestos in my Weet-Bix again? Why construction projects make for bad neighbours and what we can do about it.

SoCLA 2024 National Conference paper by Kiri Parr

Charging ahead: can contractual incentives amp up Australia's energy transition?

SoCLA 2024 National Conference paper by Allison van Beers and Chris Settle

Contracting and delivery strategies to address insolvency risk: a consideration of procurement strategies, the use of the PPSR, and the enforcement of performance security within the ipso facto regime

SoCLA 2024 National Conference paper by Lucinda O’Dwyer and Andrew McNeill

Allocation of Risk, Joint and Several Liability and the applicability of Proportionate Liability

SoCLA 2024 National Conference video presentation by Laina Chan

Modernising Service Methods: A Digital Path to Effective Delivery of Documents in the Security of Payment Context

SoCLA 2024 National Conference presentation by Chris Hey and Nikki Miller

Through a looking glass darkly: what judgments tell us about the reasons for project failure

SoCLA 2024 National Conference paper prepared by Eliza Danby and Matthew Croagh

Early Contractor Involvement - A Practitioners View

SoCLA National Conference video presentation by Dr Stephen Callaghan

How will the new Unfair Contract Terms regime affect construction contracts?

SoCLA National Conference paper by Jey Nandacumaran and Cameron Inglis

Risks, rights and remedies in delivering large critical infrastructure in a world fraught by climate change

SoCLA 2024 National Conference paper by Trevor Thomas and Harry Frith