CEDR operate a commercial adjudication service for businesses and the public sector for disputes that require a binding written decision from a qualified neutral.
CEDR operate a commercial adjudication service for businesses and the public sector for disputes that require a binding written decision from a qualified neutral in circumstances where resolving the issues by means of arbitration or litigation is considered to be too slow and/or too expensive.
CEDR operate a commercial adjudication service for businesses and the public sector for disputes that require a binding written decision from a qualified neutral in circumstances where resolving the issues by means of arbitration or litigation is considered to be too slow and/or too expensive.
CEDR operates a service under the CEDR Rules for Commercial Adjudication which provide for a decision to be made based on the written submissions of the parties, by the nominated adjudicator within 28 days of the receipt of a Referral Notice. This can be extended to 42 days with the consent of the referring party or for a longer period if all parties agree.
Adjudication can be used for contractual disputes of many kinds where the issues are relatively narrow and the documentation the adjudicator is required to absorb is concise. Examples of recent uses include:
For more information on the process see the CEDR Rules for Commercial Adjudication.
All fees are subject to the addition of VAT at the prevailing rate.