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Achieving Integrity: The role that legal ethics will play in ensuring AI is used constructively in the construction industry

SoCLA 2025 National Conference paper by David Ulbrick and Aaliya Sallie

Can't we all just get along? Utilising collaborative contracting principles and ADR mechanisms when negotiating construction contracts to minimise the risk and impact of disputes on projects

2025 National Conference paper by Kristen Kipps

Bricks, Bytes, and Legal Rights: How AI can shape the 2032 Brisbane Olympics

2025 SoCLA National Conference paper by Elena Stojcevski and Veno Panicker.

LADs making mischief at home and abroad: Should the penalties doctrine apply to whether low-value liquidated damages are an exclusive remedy for delay?

SoCLA National Conference paper by Associate Professor Matthew Bell and Trevor Thomas
 

Learnings from renewables and transmission projects for the Brisbane Olympics

2025 National Conference paper by Jane Hider, Madeleine Coates and Sofia Jaquiery

Proportionate Liability in Construction Disputes: The Gold Standard or a false start for attributing responsibility?

SoCLA 2025 National Conference paper by Nick Rudge and Andrew McNeill

Rebel without a cause: Is it time for Queensland to rethink its prohibition on contracting out of the proportionate liability regime?

SoCLA 2025 National Conference paper by Emily Ng

Getting fit for purpose – the path to successful projects and happiness

SoCLA National Conference paper by Nick Watts and Ryan Craft

Case Management for Complex Construction Disputes

SoCLA Event Perth - 26 February 2025 - flyer

David and Goliath - Subcontractors and Time Bars

A highly commended paper in the Brooking Student Prize 2024