Construction Disputes, Variations, and Final Accounts — Protecting Yourself When Things Go Sideways
Disputes on residential projects are rarely about the money — they're about broken trust. Here's what to do tonight, this week, and this month if your project has gone sideways.
The Disability Access Certificate — Explained for Homeowners and Developers
A Disability Access Certificate (DAC) is a statutory approval required for many non-residential building projects in Ireland. Here's when you need one, how long the process takes, and what's involved — before you submit your Commencement Notice.
Planning Permission in Ireland — What You Can and Can't Build Without It
Something like "Getting planning permission doesn't mean you're ready to build. Here's what you can and can't build without it in Ireland — and the cost and structural conversations you need to have alongside it.
What does each party play under traditional Construction contract?
The construction industry is a major contributor to the global economy, and it is important to understand the roles of the principle...
Top 10 Things to consider before signing a Construction Contract
Scope of work: Make sure that the contract clearly defines the scope of work to be completed, including all materials and services to be...
Cost Reimbursement Contract
A cost reimbursement contract is a type of contract in which the buyer agrees to pay the seller for all costs incurred in completing a...
Management contracting Case Study the National Children's Hospital in Dublin, Ireland
Management contracting is a form of construction project delivery in which the owner contracts with a management contractor to oversee...
