Supply Pain: Who is responsible for delays on luxury resi projects?

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With many super-prime schemes being thrown into chaos by supply chain problems, construction lawyer Alexander Jullienne looks at where the responsibility for delay rests, and what contractors charged with sourcing bespoke materials should be factoring into their agreements…

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Alexander Jullienne

Associate at Collyer Bristow

Alexander is an Associate in Collyer Bristow’s Construction team. Alongside general commercial disputes, he has experience of both contentious and non-contentious construction matters. Alexander is an Australian qualified litigator.

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