31Mar
‘Fitness for Purpose’ and Conflicting Obligations in Offshore Wind Projects
Two recent cases in the UK illustrate the tricky issues Employers and Contractors have to grapple with in defining the responsibilities of contractors involved in the construction of offshore wind projects. There are no established standard form...
By:
K&L Gates LLP
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