Adam is an award winning lawyer who helps a wide range of private, local authority and third sector clients resolve construction and engineering disputes. 

He is commercially astute, and regularly instructed by clients at an early stage to try and avoid disputes from escalating. He achieves this through thorough analysis of the legal and commercial position and an imaginative and practical approach to helping clients achieve their goals. Adam has extensive experience, and at any one time is advising multiple clients in multi-million pound disputes over issues such as contract management and termination, defects, negligence and delay. Adam has a particular expertise in pursuing and defending Adjudications, advising clients on the management of payment mechanism disputes (i.e. 'smash and grab' claims), and managing complex, technical and expert driven disputes around defective works and programme delay. In recognition of his outstanding work, Adam received the Insider Midlands Young Lawyer of the Year award for 2024.
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    "Adam Thompson is a thorough professional who is an asset to the construction Team. He is always eager to help, he is approachable and hard working. His advice is always sound and he is able to see the bigger picture."
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    Adam is "resilient in delivering exceptional results from complex contentious disputes. Adam goes the extra mile in any analysis."

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02 March 2022 | Author: Adam Thompson

John Doyle Construction Ltd (in Liquidation) v Erith Contractors Ltd: Can an insolvent party ever realistically enforce an Adjudicator's Award?

The Court of Appeal's recent decision in John Doyle provides some useful guidance on the Court's approach to enforcing adjudication awards obtained by an insolvent party. 

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