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This area covers how payments are claimed, assessed and settled under construction and related contracts in England, including payment notices, money due, and response to payment claims. A solicitor in this field drafts and reviews payment provisions, negotiates interim payments, prepares or challenges payment notices and pay‑less notices under the contract, and advises on enforcement steps and remedies when payments are disputed. The work is shaped by contract terms, statutory safeguards, and the adjudication regime that aims to resolve payment disputes quickly.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
The regime hinges on precise contractual mechanics (notice periods, deemed rejection, default interest) and statutory features such as adjudication and the right to interim payments. A solicitor handles examining contract clauses, drafting or responding to payment notices, pursuing or defending adjudication, and advising on remedies like interest or set‑off while considering the interplay with insolvency and security of payment schemes.
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