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Frustration is growing in Italy at illogical and inefficient permit regulations
Government labour department investigating luffing jib tower crane collapse
Joe Harmon, chief product owner at Evotix outlines the importance of keeping construction workers safe, and how failure to comply with regulations can lead to severe consequences.
International Cranes and Specialized Transport reviews the top stories of 2022
Australia’s competition regulator files charges against Bingo Industries for alleged price-fixing
Soeren Brogaard, CEO of Trackunit reveals why the new act could become beneficial to OEMs
Lucy O’Dwyer and Connor Clark of Pinsent Masons look at cases where contractors are denied an extension of time by contract administrators
Bill Smith discusses a case of litigation gone wrong and the legislative change that is needed in many plantiff-friendly states.
Dutch court issues judgement on the Mammoet and Huisman intellectual property infringement case from early 2022
As contract termination is a complicated process, it is important that all parties are aware of the risks involved
Pinsent Masons on due diligence firms must undertake, as sanctions continue to squeeze
Pinsent Masons’ Simon Plunkett examines industrialised construction and the emergence of new kinds of disputes
Heavy lift giant investigating “the possible violation” of its intellectual property rights by Huisman and BMS
The International Labour Organisation estimates that 4.5 million people are currently working in construction against their will
Government rules that U.S. MEWP industry is being economically harmed by Chinese imports, countervailing tariffs to go into effect
Understanding Tower Crane Bare Rental Agreements was introduced last week at the Crane and Rigging Workshop in Chicago, USA
Competition Council of Latvia to punish construction firms conspiring to limit competition for profit
Exploring and managing post-pandemic supply chain contract clauses
The four new Xcalibur extendable models are 53 feet in the closed position and 90 feet fully opened.
Specialist Agricultural and Construction Equipment police unit will support the CEA’s CESAR scheme