By Michelle LaBrosse, PMP®, Chief Cheetah and Founder of Cheetah Learning

How do you know when you are truly wealthy? Your perception of prosperity will most likely change throughout your life.

by Kim Teichmann

The Construction Act states that a pay less notice must specify ‘the sum that the payer considers to be due on the date the notice is served’ (S111(4)(a)).

Robbie Owen, Head of Major Projects at Bircham Dyson Bell

The new planning consent system for Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects, introduced in the Planning Act 2008, is proving challenging for the promoters behind major infrastructure projects – and the penalties for getting it wrong are significant.

Richard Tamayo, Commercial Director, NHBC

End of year figures are in and according to NHBC, the total number of new homes registered in 2011 remained broadly on par with 2010 but significantly below the peaks experienced in 2007 at the height of the housebuilding boom.

Rebecca Evans, Solicitor at Thomas Eggar.

The High Court has delivered a stark warning to developers. Press ahead with a development without dealing with rights of light issues at your peril.

Steven Barker, Chairman, Robinson Low Francis (RLF)

Last month, High Speed 2 was given outline approval by the current Coalition Government. What started out as a bold vision for faster transport links to the North under the Labour party now looks set to become a reality, although many legal formalities and opportunities for further objection lie ahead.

Keith Riddle, Managing Director of VELUX

The New Year brought with it a cold snap – something of a shock to the system following the mild conditions at the end of last year. However, these low temperatures aren’t expected to last.

by Jonathan Marvin

Going to an adjudicator nominating body may seem a little like playing roulette. In theory, you never know who you might get. But what if you could ask for another turn if you don’t like where the ball landed?