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4 New Square – success again in Legal 500!

We are delighted to announce that 4 New Square has continued to go from strength to strength, with 20 individual improvements in rankings amongst its members…

International Diplomacy and the Contractual Bargain

  Paul Fisher provides his thoughts on the latest crisis in the Gulf for Practical Law. Please click here for article. This piece was first published…

International Diplomacy and the Contractual Bargain

Paul Fisher provides his thoughts on the latest crisis in the Gulf for Practical Law. This piece was first published on the Practical Law Construction blog….

Manchester Construction Seminar

  The 4 New Square Manchester Construction Seminar was held on the 5th July at The Lowry Hotel. If you would like copies of the slides from…

Birmingham Construction Afternoon

11th July 2017
3pm BST

An afternoon of Construction Seminars – Tuesday 11th July at Hotel du Vin 3:00 PM Registration 3:30 PM – 5:35 PM Seminars followed by drinks from…

Property Damage Afternoon – 20th June 2018

The 4 New Square Property Damage Afternoon was held on the 20th June at Saddlers’ Hall. If you would like copies of the slides from the…

New TCC Ruling on NEC3 duty of mutual trust and co-operation and section 9(4) of the Arbitration Act 1996

  Costain Limited v Tarmac Holdings Limited [2017] EWHC 319 (TCC) CASE SUMMARY by Katherine Del Mar of 4 New Square   Introduction Costain Limited v…

New Court of Appeal Ruling on Extensions of Time

Carillion Construction Limited v (1) Woods Bagot Europe Limited (2) AECOM Limited (3) EMCOR Engineering Services Limited (4) EMCOR (UK) Limited  In another significant ruling for…

Court of Appeal rules on proper test for enforcing letters of credit

The Court of Appeal has handed down its judgment in NIDCO v Banco Santander. NIDCO had sought enforcement by way of summary judgment of four letters…

4 New Square – strength to strength, year-on-year

With last week’s release of Chambers & Partners UK Bar Guide 2017, we are delighted to announce that 4 New Square has continued to go from…