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Hacking the Pack: How Behavioural Economics Can Accelerate Diversity in Construction Arbitration
SoCLA 2023 National Conference paper by Melissa Yeo.
Negotiating the Clean Energy Transition – risk allocations and lessons learned
2023 National Conference paper presented by Sean Kelly and Gavin Phillips
Retention Trust Accounts: Administrative Nightmare or No-Brainer?
2023 SoCLA National Conference presentation by Harrison Frith and Joseph Xuereb.
Hacking the Pack: How Behavioural Economics Can Accelerate Diversity in Construction Arbitration
2023 National Conference video presentation by Melissa Yeo.
Negotiating the Clean Energy Transition – risk allocations and lessons learned
2023 National Conference video presentation by Sean Kelly and Gavin Phillips
Why diversity is not just a numbers game: The case for cognitive diversity
SoCLA 2023 National Conference presentation by Jeanette Barbaro and Professor Paula Gerber.
Extensions of time for principal caused delays under modern Australian contracts: the illusion of relief?
SoCLA 2023 National Conference paper by Matthew Croagh and Nicole Whitby.
Practice Note 4 - Communications Notices and Time Bars
SoCLA Practice Note No 4: Communications Notices and Time Bars
The race to transform Queensland by the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games
On 21 July 2021, Brisbane officially received the rights to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2032.
This event focuses on the exciting opportunities for infrastructure development and innovative use of technology that the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games present in Queensland.
The keynote speaker, the Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner, will outline how Queensland is preparing to deliver the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games and the wider benefits that this will bring to Queensland.
Suppressing Subjectivity – Objectively Quantifying Risk Allocation in Construction Contracts
2022 commended Brooking Prize entry by Kiri Parr and Kevin Pascoe.
(now published at (2023) 38 Building and Construction Law 482)