Adjudication: How to Run One From Start to Finish

Adjudication is one of the most commonly used forms of dispute resolution in the UK. This one-hour webinar is designed to give candidates an overview of what an adjudication process entails from start to finish.

The seminar will cover the following areas:

• Identifying when a dispute has crystallised and when to make the decision to adjudicate
• Drafting a valid and effective notice of adjudication
• Appointing an adjudicator
• Dealing with challenges to the adjudicator’s jurisdiction
• Preparing a referral notice and dealing with the responding party
• Enforcing the adjudicator’s decision if the responding party fail to comply with it

Construction professionals working from home, in the office or out on site are encouraged to log into this webinar.

About the presenter

James is a qualified Solicitor in England and Wales and is part of Quigg Golden’s expert contracting team, specialising in the NEC3/4, JCT and bespoke forms of contracts. James has a wealth of experience of representing clients in highly contentious disputes, and has been involved in numerous adjudications, meditations, arbitration and court proceedings throughout the UK and Ireland.

Additionally, James also provides regular advice to my clients in non-contentious matters. This work includes reviewing all forms of construction contract, drafting contracts and assisting client’s in the running of a procurement process.

Following his legal studies at University of Kent, Canterbury James worked as a Project Manager for a Specialist Contractor within the Petrol Forecourt Industry before joining Quigg Golden.

Furthermore, James is a member of the Adjudication Society, an ICE accredited Contracts Manager, a Chartered Construction Manager with the CIOB and is the Maidstone Hub Tomorrow’s Leaders Representative, which is a dedicated, passionate group of young professionals who help to prepare young people to be the next generation of construction industry leaders

James has a detailed knowledge of construction law which is practically applied in building and engineering projects, coupled with a sound commercial acumen and contractual knowledge gained through specialist practice in the construction industry and a formal study of law.

Follow James of LinkedIn here.

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