Assessing an extension of time claim in a construction project is usually complex. The large number of participants means that numerous delays can occur to a construction project, and it is not always immediately clear whether or not they entitle the contractor to an extension of time.
Our team of specialist construction lawyers can advise you on how to make a successful claim. Equally, if you are on the receiving end of a referral to adjudication, we can advise you on all of the potential grounds for resisting the claim.
Either way, we will work tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcome.
We understand the difficulties which may arise as a result of project delays and no-fault disruptions.
Our service includes:
Contact our adjudication team today to find out how we can support you through the process.
31 October 2025
Sharpe Pritchard LLP acted on behalf of East Sussex County Council in progressing a Compulsory Purchase Order (“CPO”), Side Roads Order and Bridge Scheme to enable the delivery of the Exceat Bridge Replacement Scheme, as confirmed by the Secretary of State for Transport on 7 October 2025. The confirmation of the CPO, together with the…
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Solar farm construction contracts are in focus following fascinating insights into the continuing global uptake and expansion of renewables, and particularly solar, within the 2025 mid-year report of Ember, a global energy think tank. Headlines include renewables overtaking coal, for the first time ever, to be the leading source of global electricity production and solar…
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Sharpe Pritchard LLP, one of the UK’s leading public law firms, has once again achieved outstanding recognition in the Chambers and Partners UK 2026 Guide, securing top rankings across multiple practice areas and for several individual lawyers. Sharpe Pritchard’s 2026 Chambers Rankings In the latest Chambers results, Sharpe Pritchard: Maintains Band 1 rankings in Electoral…
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