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The right to adjudication operates in Wales under the same statutory framework as in England, with Wales-specific administration under Welsh institutions and devolved legislation where relevant. A solicitor in this area assists with referring disputes to adjudicators, preparing evidence, and dealing with the consequences of an adjudicator’s decision, including enforcement steps in Welsh courts or tribunals where applicable.
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