Hawkswell Kilvington shortlisted in three categories at the Yorkshire Legal Awards 2019

We are delighted to announce that Hawkswell Kilvington has been shortlisted in three categories at the 2019 Yorkshire Legal Awards: Niche Law Firm of the Year, Rising Star and Trainee Solicitor of the Year. The annual Yorkshire Legal Awards recognise […]

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Challenging Disallowed Cost

Subtle differences in the interpretation of a contract can have a significant impact on the rights and obligations of the parties. In the recent case of Network Rail Infrastructure Limited (“Network Rail”) v ABC Electrification Limited (“ABC”), over £13million potentially […]

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Can an Employer Pay a Sub-Contractor Direct and Recover the Payment from the Contractor?

In the recent arbitration appeal case of Nobiskrug GMBH (“Nobiskrug”) v Valla Yachts Limited (“Valla”), two interesting issues were remitted to the tribunal for further consideration relating to the recovery of sums via damages and undue enrichment. Background Nobiskrug was […]

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When Does an Adjudicator’s Error Amount to a Breach of Natural Justice?

One of the few grounds available for resisting the enforcement of an adjudicator’s decision is a claim of breach of the rules of natural justice. In the case of JJ Rhatigan & Co (UK) Limited (“Rhatigan”) v Rosemary Lodge Developments […]

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