Andrew Parker

2 months ago | forsters.co.uk | Andrew Parker

5 March 2025 News As the Government outlines their response to the Grenfell Inquiry, whilst reforms are welcomed by residents and builders alike, concerns are arising around the financial strains incurred by developers.

May 14, 2024 | veterinary-practice.com | Andrew Parker |Christine Magrath

Although cost-related discussions can seem unnecessarily time-consuming in short consultations, it is more important than ever to broach the subject! Financial discussions can be very emotive. How often do we hear phrases like “What! How much?”, “Why does it cost so much to spay my dog when it’s routine?” and “Why have prices gone up? The papers say vets cost too much!”?

Apr 4, 2024 | jdsupra.com | Andrew Parker

Contractual ConsiderationsA project owner wants (i) price certainty and (ii) to eliminate contractor claims for cost and schedule relief for circumstances the contractor should have accounted for in its contract price and project schedule. On the other hand, a contractor wants to account for the specific known risks in its contract price and project schedule (which lets it establish a clear baseline of risk allocation and change order relief).

Apr 3, 2024 | lexblog.com | Andrew Parker

Allocating subsurface risk is always a key point of negotiation between owners and contractors in engineering, procurement, and construction (“EPC”) contracts, given its potential price and schedule impacts. Parties can utilize contractual, practical, and creative approaches to address subsurface risk, both before and after EPC contract execution.

Sep 12, 2023 | propertyweek.com | Andrew Parker

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