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"The new Focus on Construction Law series meets the growing need for practical books aimed at construction contract administrators on the understanding and application of contractual terms. Written by acknowledged experts in their field, this series looks in depth at the various principles that underpin British construction contracts."

"Changes in working practices, new legislation, and a large body case law are all reflected in the new versions of the contract, which have been reduced from six to three by combining the local authorities and private editions.Guide to SBC05, which folows on from her excellent JCT98, is a straightforward and comprehensive analysis of the new form in the light of today's legal and practice landscape. The contract's provisions, procedures and supplementary conditions are spelled out knowledgeably and are organised by theme. The hard-pressed practitioner will be particulary pleased to see the useful indexes and clause comparison table, and will doubtless come to depend on being able to dip quickly into the book for specific help during the course of the job."

"This book provides many references to what has been established by case histories particulary in the UK, Hong kong, Singapore, Australia, South Africa, Canada, and US. That these will not always be acceptable references in terms of the governing laws that apply to a particular contract where it is not based upon a common law system buy possibly a civil code system. They can still, however, serve as a general guide as to what is recognised in an international context as the basis upon which to resolve an otherwise obscure issue.In practical context, whilst possibly not providing any real support in a truly legal manner, such references may well conform to current interpretations under civil code rules or customary trade or industrial practices and can often provide extremely forceful arguments at the pre-litigation negotiation stage when parties are directing their efforts towards reaching an amicable solution to their dispute.This book should be used as a guide and not as a definitive work on international contract law, which it is certainly not. It should direct the reader to issues that it would be beneficial to research in more detail as they relate to a particular project and be looked upon as a springboard to further knowledge."

"The popularity of mediation as a form of alternative dispute resolution has increased steadily since it became an inherent part of the Court system and was established in the civil procedure rules."

""Guide to DB05", the new edition of Sarah Lupton's very successful "Guide to WCD98", is a practical guide to the operation and administration of the JCT Design and Build Contract (DB05)."

"If you need to know about engaging the services of an architect, this RIBA guide is for you. Straightforward and completely up to date, it sets out everything that you as a client - whether for domestic, commercial, small or large projects - needs to be aware of."