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I want to clear something up re: value and pricing. The value we as lawyers provide is in the experience of the client, our skills and expertise, our handling of the matter so they don’t have to, and the peace of mind we provide them. These are the things that the client is ultimately paying us for. They aren’t paying for a particular outcome, because as lawyers we can’t guarantee outcomes. We can only guarantee the quality of service we will provide. Just like a doctor doesn’t guarantee you won’t die, or that if you do you don’t have to pay. I've had clients where we "lost" but who were thrilled with the work and happy to pay my fee. And I've had clients where we "won" and I had to chase them down to get them to pay. Even in a contingency or success fee situation, the client is still paying for the service and not the outcome. The lawyer is simply willing to risk a reduced fee or not getting a fee at all in exchange for a larger fee if a certain outcome is achieved. #LawPractice #ValueBasedPricing #ClientService #DitchHourly #NML

How does adjudication work in reality? What do you need to prepare? In this article, we take you through the popular form of dispute resolution

🔍 Understanding Adjudication: Settling Disputes Judicially 🔍 Read more: https://buff.ly/3V3KS6e Adjudication is a judicial process used to resolve disputes between a plaintiff and a defendant. This process is overseen by an adjudicator, a government-authorized third party, ensuring a fair and just resolution. Want to learn more about how adjudication works and its role in dispute resolution? Check out the full article!

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Advantages of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)? Alternative measures of dispute resolution have the following benefits: (1).This can be exercised at any time, even if disputes are pending in court, and can be terminated by any party to the dispute at any time (except in the case of binding arbitration). (2). These disputes can be resolved faster and at less expense than litigation. These help in maintaining the personal content of the dispute. Sometimes, through these, the dispute is resolved within a day or two. Since the process of alternative dispute resolution measures remains under the control of the parties, hence, they provide creative and realistic solutions to the cases. (3). Under alternative methods of resolving disputes, the process is flexible and in this the process is not affected by rigid procedural rules.

Please read Oli’s article on the latest TCC case addressing the tension between adjudication and the insolvency regime👇🏻

Last week the High Court handed down a decision in a case Archor was involved in which shows the difficulties insolvent companies will have in effectively enforcing adjudication decisions where there is a crossclaim. The judgment reinforces the position that where there is a genuine crossclaim, enforcement will not be possible without adequate security for the solvent company’s costs - good news for the many contractors that face claims from insolvent companies despite having incurred considerable losses. Oli Worth acted for the contractor in resisting the insolvent sub-contractor's attempts to enforce an adjudication decision without security, instructing Luke Wygas of 4 Pump Court. More detail on the effect of the decision is available in the article on our website - click below to read ⬇

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