
Cyber attack guidance for Joint Ventures in the Construction Industry
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has provided guidance to Joint Ventures (JVs) within the construction industry to help protect themselves from cyber-attacks.
Eve has experience advising on a wide range of contentious matters across the construction, engineering, and infrastructure sectors. She acts for clients across both the public and private sectors, including local authorities, housing providers, employers, developers, and contractors.
Eve regularly advises on disputes arising in connection with payment, defects, performance, termination, and contract administration. She has experience resolving disputes in the Technology and Construction Court and the County Court. Her work spans adjudication, pre-action advice and negotiation, and domestic arbitration, as well as helping clients to proactively manage risk and avoid disputes.
Eve routinely works with standard form construction contracts, including NEC and JCT forms, as well as bespoke contractual arrangements. She has particular experience advising on the interpretation and practical application of such contracts in the context of disputes, developing strategy, and supporting clients in achieving effective and commercially sound resolution outcomes.
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The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has provided guidance to Joint Ventures (JVs) within the construction industry to help protect themselves from cyber-attacks.
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