Held at the Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel 15th October 2019 Professor Leslie Chew Opening Remarks Professor Leslie Chew – President of the Expert Witness Institute Singapore Branch and former Senior.. read more
Adjudication is a form of alternative dispute resolution. Introduced in the UK in 1996 by the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act (the Construction Act) it is a compulsory method.. read more
Adjudication is a way of resolving disputes in construction contracts, and has been widely used by the construction industry in the UK since the introduction of the Housing Grants, Construction.. read more
Adjudication is a form of alternative dispute resolution which was introduced in the UK in 1996 by the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act (known as the Construction Act) as.. read more
Adjudication is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) predominantly used in the construction industry as a mechanism to ensure the smooth running of any contract under which a dispute.. read more
Since the introduction of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act, known as ‘the Act’, in 1996, adjudication has become a highly popular and established route to resolving disputes in.. read more
Disputes in the construction industry often start with the failure of one party to pay another party, or else the failure of the contract administrators to issue a certificate. As.. read more
Adjudication is a mechanism for resolving disputes in the construction industry, introduced as a compulsory means of dispute resolution by the Construction Act 1996. Adjudication has many benefits and perhaps.. read more
Adjudication is not a new concept to the construction industry and has been available to disputing parties since the 1970’s, however it was not often used and not as explicitly.. read more
As adjudication becomes increasingly popular as a way of settling disputes, particularly in the construction industry where it is the compulsory route to dispute resolution in the UK, so too.. read more
