September 12, 2023

Different Construction Dispute Resolution Forums – The Overford Podcast

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Jason and Guy join Carly Thorpe, Partner at Walker Morris once again. The team take a look at some of the different forums for dispute resolution – how they work and what the advantages and disadvantages of each are. Listen to the team discussing the various methods and find out how they might affect the outcome or effectiveness of resolving your issues.

 

 

This episode includes:

 

    • 00’30” – Introduction to the different dispute resolution forums.

    • 01’00” – Litigation – going to court to resolve a dispute.

    • 03’30” – Arbitration – a private forum which will use standard rules or those determined by parties to the dispute.

    • 05’40” – Binding: What does a ‘binding’ decision involve? How can you ensure you get the money you’re owed?

    • 07’00” – Adjudication as opposed to arbitration – what are the differences and how does construction adjudication work?

    •  11’30” – What happens if you don’t like the outcome of an adjudiction decision?

 

If you have any questions or would like to talk about any of the issues raised in the podcast please get in touch with the team today – www.overford.com. You’ll also find this and other episodes of the podcast on your usual podcast player.

 

Thank you for listening to the Overford podcast. Every effort is taken to ensure the podcast’s accuracy, but its content should not be construed as legal advice.

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