Dispute Resolution: Time, tide and procurement

Mills & Reeve | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | January/February 2015 #22
Helen Prandy charts the rise and fall of English common law principles in procurement challenges ‘Certainly those urging the English courts not to lift an automatic suspension relied heavily on the wording of the Remedies Directive and the OCS case.’All in all, 2014 was an interesting year for those involved in procurement disputes, with several …

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Update: Playing by the rules

Womble Bond Dickinson | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | November/December 2014 #21
Deborah Ramshaw and Emma Dewar outline two recent cases of note for practitioners ‘In applying the American Cyanamid principles, the court concluded that there was a serious issue to be tried, damages would not be an adequate remedy, and the balance of convenience lay in favour of not lifting the suspension.’October 2014 has seen two …

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