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Who can advise on adjudication in a construction dispute?

A construction barrister may advise on adjudication jurisdiction, notices, payment disputes, evidence, submissions and enforcement, subject to suitability and availability. Provide the timetable immediately because adjudication deadlines can be short.

Last reviewed: 4 July 2026. General information for England and Wales, not legal advice.

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The answer depends on the documents, urgency, procedural stage and what work you need. Use the checklist to make a quote request easier to assess.

  • Send the notice of adjudication, referral timetable and adjudicator communications if available.
  • Provide the contract, payment notices, invoices, correspondence and expert evidence.
  • State the adjudication deadline and whether enforcement or court proceedings are already involved.
  • Ask whether the matter is suitable for Direct Access or needs solicitor support.

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This page is general information only. It is not legal advice about your individual circumstances, and it does not pause any court, tribunal or limitation deadline.

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