Publications

Matt and Jonathan have recently co-authored their inaugural book, Adjudicating Construction and Engineering Disputes. Click below to find out more and how to order your copy. You can also browse a collection of industry related publications they have contributed to, as well as access the new MCMS Blog:

Adjudicating Construction and Engineering Disputes

This book provides a cradle to grave guide to the process of construction industry adjudication from the perspective of the adjudicator. It covers the whole process of adjudication, from the initial enquiry through case management, the conduct of the proceedings, the production of the Decision and post-Decision matters.

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“Adjudicating Construction and Engineering Disputes brings together the vast experience of two of the UK’s most prominent adjudicators.”

Julian Bailey, partner at Jones Day and author of Construction Law

MCMS Blog

March 04, 2025
A sensible Act to follow: The practical implications of the Arbitration Act 2025 for UK construction arbitrations

by Jonathan Cope

Many of you will have seen last week’s long-awaited and significant news in the world of arbitration. No, not me fundraising for next month’s Cycle to PAW, but the most substantial update to the arbitration framework in England, Wales and Northern Ireland in nearly thirty years (the...

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February 17, 2025
Wellbeing in Adjudication - Protecting yourself throughout the process

by Matthew Molloy

A couple of weeks ago, I took part in a panel discussion called “Rehumanising Adjudication – conduct and impact on mental health” at the TeCSA Annual Adjudication Conference. Joined by fellow panellists Zoe de Courcy (Partner – Pinsent Masons), Claire Joseph (Inclusion and Wellbeing Manager – Pinsent Masons) and Ben Mellors (Partner – HFW),...

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February 04, 2025
Tales from the Homeowner front

by Frank Rayner

I was recently at an adjudication related function and got chatting to an earnest aspiring adjudicator.  My newfound friend, let’s call him Andrew to protect the innocent, is working his way through the RICS Adjudication Diploma - a worthy and well-structured course that I also undertook some years...

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Articles

April 2023
International Dispute Resolution
Is there utility in dissenting opinions in international arbitration?

by Matthew Molloy

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March 2023
Society of Construction Law
Adjudication from the adjudicator’s perspective - handling jurisdiction issues

by Jonathan Cope

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November 2022
Centre of Construction Law & Dispute Resolution
Adjudication Since 1998

by Matthew Molloy

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