Adjudication Representation
Win the paper war cleanly, quickly, and cost‑sensibly. I act for Referring or Responding Parties in UK construction adjudications, managing the 28-day timetable end-to-end and keeping a settlement track open so you recover value quickly.
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What I Do
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Day‑0 Readiness (fast triage)
Clarify Dispute Crystallisation, Scope the dispute, run jurisdiction checks, confirm the ANB (RICS / CIArb / TeCSA), set the timetable, and define the evidence plan (contract data, notices, valuations, programmes, contemporaneous records). -
Full Representation (either side)
Draft and serve Notice of Adjudication and Referral (or Response/Reply), curate the bundle, brief experts proportionately, and handle directions, meetings, and adjudicator queries. -
Decision → Cash
Convert the decision into a payment: settlement terms, enforcement strategy, interest calculation, and clean close-out.
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The 28‑day timetable
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Day 0 - Notice of Adjudication served (precise dispute definition).
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Within 7 days - Adjudicator appointed; Referral served (case set out in full with exhibits).
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Responses & Replies - Managed to directions; concise, evidence‑led.
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Decision - Typically 28 days from Referral (extensions by consent).
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Post‑decision - Payment, settlement or enforcement steps executed immediately.
I plan the process day by day so nothing slips.
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Why clients choose this approach
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Speed with discipline - a clear timetable, lean bundles, and predictable touchpoints.
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Evidence that persuades - programme‑linked logic, clean records, and proportional expert input.
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Commercial outcomes - decisions that convert to cash and keep relationships workable.
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Call to action
If a dispute is brewing or the clock has started, book a 20‑minute scoping call. I’ll outline your quickest credible route (documents, timetable, risks) and move on it the same day.
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This page provides general information for England & Wales and is not legal advice. Formal drafting and tactics are agreed upon with you in the engagement.