Welcome to Inside Adjudication, our podcast series focused on construction adjudication and adjudication related case law.
Brought to you by our construction specialists at Sharpe Pritchard, this bite-sized podcast cuts through the noise to bring you the adjudication updates that matter.
Our team breaks down the core elements of Adjudication and the implications of key cases and matters so you know what to watch, what to change, and how to plan.
Trusted by clients for practical advice on construction and infrastructure disputes, Inside Adjudication is led by our expert adjudication team:
Junior Associate
Episode 2: The Notice – What is it and why do we have it?
We unpack the Notice of Adjudication, why you need it, and what you should watch out for when preparing one.
Listen HereEpisode 1: Adjudication – What is it?
An introduction to adjudication, its application, and when the process can be started.
Listen HereEpisode 2: The Notice – What is it and why do we have it?
We unpack the Notice of Adjudication, why you need it, and what you should watch out for when preparing one.
Listen HereEpisode 3: The Referral – What not to do
We discuss the Referral of Adjudication, identifying areas where parties regularly fall short, and why getting early expert input is vital.
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21 November 2025
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