In a recent post on our Construction Notes blog, Emma Schaafsma and Jake Reynolds consider the decision of the Technology and Construction Court in A Company v X, Y, Z [2020] EWHC 809 (TCC), in which the English court restrained a global expert consultancy firm from acting in an arbitration due to breach of the fiduciary duty of loyalty to the client. Emma and Jake take an in-depth look at the judgment and highlight some key observations and practice points that arise out of the decision. The full post can be read here.
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