Since its introduction in The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996, adjudication is now the standard method of resolving differences between parties to a construction contract.
Adjudication is less expensive and less disruptive to a business than traditional litigation or arbitration as the process can take as little as 28 days to complete.
How we can help you
Wright Hassall has a number of experienced adjudicators within its construction team and can draw on this experience to help you get the best outcome for your business. Philip Harris has been appointed as adjudicator on more than 100 occasions since the introduction of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act, 1996 on disputes ranging in value from £1,000 to £20 million.
Philip Harris is an adjudicator appointed by various panels including The Chartered Institute of Building, The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and the Technology and Construction Solicitors Association. Stuart Thwaites has wide experience of resolving disputes through adjudication, in the Technology and Construction Court.
