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Aug 11, 2026

Deerns UK Limited v VDC LHR11 Limited: construction contract payment provisions

The judgment in Deerns UK Limited v VDC LHR11 Limited [2026] EWHC 1509 (TCC) is a useful reminder that if payment provisions in construction contracts do not comply with the requirements of the Construction Act they risk being superseded by the Scheme for Construction Contracts. This can lead to unexpected consequences: in this case, a payer being liable to pay a notified sum in full after the pay less notices it served were deemed to be out of time.
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Aug 10, 2026

Data Centres: “Right to Build” is not “Ready to Build”

This article considers data centre development projects in England and focuses on the treatment of these milestones in land, development, funding and occupational documents.
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Aug 10, 2026

The New National Policy Statement for Ports

On 6 July 2026 the Government published a revised National Policy Statement for Ports (NPSFP), replacing the one designated in 2012. It keeps the same basic architecture, a presumption in favour of consent and a market-led approach, but builds on it in ways that matter for anyone bringing forward port capacity. Offshore wind gets real policy weight for the first time, hydrogen and ammonia are named as commodities ports should plan for, and the need case now runs to 2050.

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Advising EEP on Its Investment in Bolton Wanderers Football Club
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NEBRASKA ENACTS FIRST OF ITS KIND AGRICULTURAL DATA PRIVACY ACT: KEY OBLIGATIONS, TIMELINES, AND COMPLIANCE STEPS
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Aug 11, 2026
Deerns UK Limited v VDC LHR11 Limited: construction contract payment provisions
The judgment in Deerns UK Limited v VDC LHR11 Limited [2026] EWHC 1509 (TCC) is a useful reminder that if payment provisions in construction contracts do not comply with the requirements of the Construction Act they risk being superseded by the Scheme for Construction Contracts. This can lead to unexpected consequences: in this case, a payer being liable to pay a notified sum in full after the pay less notices it served were deemed to be out of time.
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BCLP Advises Oceanwide Plaza LLC, to Position the Company for a Successful Bankruptcy Exit and Sale of Landmark Los Angeles Development
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Aug 10, 2026
Data Centres: “Right to Build” is not “Ready to Build”
This article considers data centre development projects in England and focuses on the treatment of these milestones in land, development, funding and occupational documents.
Insights
Aug 10, 2026
EMEA Data Privacy, Digital Regulation & AI - 2026 Mid-Year Round-Up
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Leading AI, Digital and Emerging Tech Partner Rafi Azim-Khan joins BCLP
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Selected issues for future SEC filings
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Aug 10, 2026
The New National Policy Statement for Ports
On 6 July 2026 the Government published a revised National Policy Statement for Ports (NPSFP), replacing the one designated in 2012. It keeps the same basic architecture, a presumption in favour of consent and a market-led approach, but builds on it in ways that matter for anyone bringing forward port capacity. Offshore wind gets real policy weight for the first time, hydrogen and ammonia are named as commodities ports should plan for, and the need case now runs to 2050.