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Streamline processes to minimise late payment risk
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Double jeopardy risk exposed with collateral warranties
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Hatfield rail crash judge to decide blacklisting cases
The retired judge who imposed a huge fine on Balfour Beatty for its part in the 2000 Hatfield rail crash was chosen to hear blacklisting compensation cases because of his previously tough stance in dealing with the industry.