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Toppan and Abbey v Simply

4 July 2025

Citation: [2025] EWHC 1691 (TCC)

The Claimants sought damages arising out of fire safety defects at a care home.  Judgment for the Claimants for £6.4m inclusive of damages, interest, Part 36 consequences, and payment on account of costs. Counterclaim dismissed.A link to the judgment is here.Tom Owen KC appeared for the Claimants.

Counsel

Tom Owen KC

Monier Road Limited v Nicholas Alexander Blomfield and Other Leaseholders

28 May 2025

Citation: [2025] UKUT 157 (LC)

A decision from the Upper Tribunal in an appeal against a remediation order made by the First-tier Tribunal under the Building Safety Act 2022.

Counsel

Jonathan Selby KC

URS Corporation Ltd (Appellant) v BDW Trading Ltd (Respondent)

21 May 2025

Citation: [2025] UKSC 21

On 14 June 2017, Grenfell Tower in London was engulfed in flames and 72 residents lost their lives. The main reason for the tragedy was the use of unsafe cladding on the outside of the building. Investigations led to the discovery that many high-rise residential buildings across the UK were subject to serious safety defects. The Government encouraged developers to carry out any necessary remedial work for safety defects discovered and this was reinforced by the imposition of legal liabilities on developers by the Building Safety Act 2022 (“BSA”). It is against that background that the dispute between developers and design engineers, that this appeal is concerned with, has arisen.

Counsel

Simon Hargreaves KC David Sheard Thomas Saunders