Andrew Kearney appeared in the TCC for Amey in a case in which two construction adjudication decisions were found to have become finally binding due to failure to give a notice of dissatisfaction.

Acting for building contractor in claim for various outstanding sums on 4 different projects. Settled on confidential terms.

Representing employer in relation to three adjudications against contractor in relation to the development of an office building in central London.

Representing property owner in relation to dispute with neighbour concerning construction work on either side of the boundary between the two properties.

Representing developer in claim against architect and project manager in relation to negligent construction of development in breach of planning permission. Settled on confidential terms.

Representing employer in claim against contractor for damages relating to work done at his home. Settled on confidential terms.

Advising employer in claim against architect and builders concerning the installation of defective doors and windows in a substantial country house.

This case was heard in the Technology and Construction Court, and is one of the few cases in which enforcement of an adjudicator’s decision was refused. Andrew acted for the successful party, Ecovision, both advising it

Advising local authority in substantial claim against builders and engineers relating to the defective refurbishment of a public swimming pool.

This case was heard in the Chancery Division in Cardiff. It was the first of a number of potential cases concerning ‘Envelope Schemes’ in South Wales. Andrew Kearney acted for the contractor, R&M Williams Limited. The

This was a TCC case concerning the consequences of an attempted assignment of the benefit of a building contract, where there was an effective anti assignment clause. Andrew represented the Claimant (Stopjoin, the would be assignee).

Richard is acting for claimant farmers in a claim in respect of defective installation / supply of a milking parlour leading to significant loss of profits.