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Adjudication in construction and related contracts is a quick, interim decision-making process. It resolves disputes over matters such as contract interpretation, variations, entitlement to payments, and performance requirements, before final resolution in court or arbitration. A solicitor helps prepare and file the referral to an adjudicator, drafts the response, coordinates with the appointing body (for example a scheme under the Construction Act 1996), assembles evidence, and navigates enforcement and any subsequent escalation.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
Adjudication involves managing time-limited stages, selecting an adjudicator, preparing statements, gathering documents, and responding to the other party’s submissions. The process hinges on statutory and contractual framework, including scheme rules and enforcement routes through the courts if necessary. The solicitor coordinates evidence, cross-examines factual and commercial points, and ensures compliance with deadlines and procedural rules to keep the process robust and enforceable.
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