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Collateral warranties and adjudication: where are we after Abbey v Simply? (Court of Appeal)

Run Time
22 Minutes
Learning Method
On-Demand Training
Practice Area
Construction
Available Until
07/07/2026

Price £120.00

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Huw Wilkins and Ben Smith, Senior Associates at Fenwick Elliot discuss Collateral Warranties and Adjudication, especially where we are after the Abbey v Simply Court of Appeal Judgement, and whether they qualify as construction contracts under the construction act.

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Ben Smith

Senior Associate

Fenwick Elliot

Ben is a technically strong construction disputes lawyer and adept problem solver with a particular interest in project advisory and risk management in the context of large-scale, complex disputes.Ben has acted for main contractors, specialist subcontractors, consultants, owners and employers on a wide range of construction related disputes, relating to,...
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Huw Wilkins

Senior Associate

Fenwick Elliot

Huw has a broad range of experience of construction and engineering law and specialises in dispute avoidance and resolution.

In over 10 years practicing construction and engineering law, he has acted on both domestic and international projects across a number of sectors including: oil & gas, renewable energy (off-shore wind and hydro-electric projects), transport (road, rail and container terminal projects), process plant & equipment and building (residential, commercial and municipal building projects).  He also spent some time seconded to a UK environmental consultancy.

Huw has acted on behalf of owners and members of all levels of the supply chain for construction and engineering projects.  Specialising in dispute avoidance and resolution, he often gives strategic advice during the course of projects and also has experience of adjudication (including enforcement of decisions), arbitration, litigation and mediation.
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