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Final Account Recovery covers disputes about the sums due after a construction project, including valuations, variations, triggered rent or price adjustments, and retention. A solicitor helps recover unpaid, disputed or withheld amounts by liaising with contractors, sub-contractors and clients, drafting and serving payment notices, preparing adjudication references under the Construction Act 1996, and guiding the process to a timely decision. It also involves assessing final accounts, compiling supporting schedules, and advising on consequences of non-payment and rateable cross-claims.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
The solicitor handles the mechanics of final account disputes: analysing contracts, reviewing valuations and variations, drafting and serving payment notices, and pursuing or resisting adjudication references under the Construction Act 1996. They coordinate with clients, contractors, and expert witnesses, and ensure compliance with strict deadlines and protocol to protect payment positions and rights to recover sums.
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