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Kathryn Moffett

Senior Associate

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Kathryn Moffett

Senior Associate

Contact
CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP
Cannon Place
78 Cannon Street
London
EC4N 6AF
United Kingdom
Languages English

Kathryn is a Senior Associate in the ICE Disputes department.

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Education

  • 2013 – Diploma in Professional Legal Practice, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh
  • 2012 – LLM, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh
  • 2011 – LLB, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh
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Expertise

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11/01/2023
Construction: what’s coming up in 2023?
With the beginning of a new year, we have prepared a summary of key legal issues likely to affect the construction industry in 2023. Take a look at what is on the horizon for the year ahead with bite...
Law-Now Real Estate
21/07/2022
Notices of dissatisfaction under the NEC: an important qualification
A recent TCC decision has provided further guidance as to what is required for a valid notice of dissatisfaction under the NEC form. The decision confirms that a notice of dissatisfaction is required...
Law-Now Real Estate
11/01/2022
Key Legal Issues for Contractors in 2022
With the beginning of a new year, we have prepared a summary of key legal issues likely to affect construction contractors in 2022. Take a look at what is on the horizon for the year ahead with bite size...
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03/12/2021
Court proceedings in breach of NEC mandatory adjudication provisions: stay...
A recent decision of the Scottish Court of Session has considered whether court proceedings could validly be raised before the dispute under an NEC contract was dealt with in adjudication. The question...
Law-Now Real Estate
29/06/2021
Notices of dissatisfaction under the NEC
Two recent cases in the TCC have clarified the law in relation to the requirements for a valid notice of dissatisfaction under the NEC form. Such notices are required if a party is to preserve the right...
Law-Now Real Estate
28/06/2021
Building Voices
Welcome to the ICE Disputes podcast series, 'Building Voices'. The CMS ICE Disputes team has launched a new podcast series, Building Voices. Building Voices is a new podcast series that focuses on the...
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03/03/2021
Adjudication enforcement in cross-border disputes
A TCC judgment last week enforced an adjudication decision issued under a construction contract for a hotel project in London that was subject to Italian law and with an exclusive jurisdiction clause...
Law-Now Real Estate
12/01/2021
Key Legal Issues for Contractors in 2021
With the beginning of a new year, CMS have prepared a summary of key legal issues likely to affect construction contractors in 2021 which you can download below. This useful PDF summary for contractors...
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11/09/2020
International Mediation Update: the Singapore Convention in force on 12...
The United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation (known as the “Singapore Convention”) comes into force tomorrow on 12 September 2020. The Singapore Convention...
Law-Now Dispute Resolution
12/11/2019
The TCC opens the door (slightly) for adjudication proceedings by companies...
A recent TCC decision has provided further guidance on a liquidator’s options when seeking payments owed to insolvent companies through adjudication and the interplay with the Insolvency Rules. The...
Law-Now Real Estate
18/09/2019
Reverse Charge VAT in the Construction Sector postponed
Earlier this month, HMRC announced that the introduction of domestic reverse charge VAT for construction services would be postponed from 1 October 2019 to 1 October 2020 to allow the construction industry...
Law-Now Tax
15/01/2019
Key legal issues for construction contractors in 2019
With the beginning of a new year, we’ve prepared a one page-summary of key legal issues likely to affect construction contractors in 2019. From VAT to Drone Regulation, take a look at what’s on the...
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