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Picking the ponies

By Tony Bingham and Tony Bingham 2004-05-14T00:00:00+01:00

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The people who hire adjudicators want intelligent, nimble beasts that cover the ground at a gallop while safely leaping legal hurdles. But how can they get them?

“It is no good running an argument in adjudication about ‘offer and acceptance’ if the adjudicator thinks that is all about adultery”

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Tony Bingham is a barrister specialising in construction.

Tony BinghamTony Bingham is a barrister and arbitrator at 3 Paper Buildings, TempleView full Profile

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