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States, Projects, and Policy Changes… The dividing line between business and policy leaving developments vulnerable.
SoCLA 2024 National Conference paper by Martin Scott KC and Bianca Sacco
Construction Casualties – How the interplay between insolvency and construction professionals is the path forward for companies in distress and what can be done to avoid insolvencies.
SoCLA 2024 National Conference video presentation by Tommy Wakefield Smith and Kelly Trenfield
The relationship between Security of Payment Laws and Insolvency.
SoCLA National Conference paper by Michael Christie SC and David Hume
Charging ahead: can contractual incentives amp up Australia's energy transition?
SoCLA 2024 National Conference video presentation by Allison van Beers and Chris Settle
Concrete Contemplations: Exploring the Economic Eddies Shaping the Built World
SoCLA 2024 National Conference Keynote Address
Complexity and Power Laws – Are There Straight Lines in the Construction Industry?
SoCLA 2024 Conference presentation by Dr Sean Brady
Allocation of Risk, Joint and Several Liability and the applicability of Proportionate Liability
SoCLA 2024 Conference paper and slides by Laina Chan
Modernising Service Methods: A Digital Path to Effective Delivery of Documents in the Security of Payment Context
SoCLA 2024 National Conference paper by Chris Hey, Nikki Miller and Isobel Carmody
Through a looking glass darkly: what judgments tell us about the reasons for project failure
SoCLA 2024 National Conference video presentation by Eliza Danby and Gemma Thomas.
Allocation of Risk, Joint and Several Liability and the applicability of Proportionate Liability
SoCLA 2024 National Conference video presentation by Laina Chan