Paul Lomas-Clarke has been employed on preparing, defending and negotiating claims on a wide range of projects including motorway upgrades, shopping centres, a multi-storey office complex, oil refinery projects, a range of social housing projects and nuclear power stations. He has experience of and has reviewed a wide range of contracts and sub-contracts including standard forms and non-standard forms. He is on the panel of a number of Adjudicator Nominating Bodies and practices regularly as an Adjudicator as well as being an accredited Mediator (with CEDR) and Arbitrator. Paul's most recent appointment as adjudicator was on two major solar power projects in the UK concerning power cabling and civil engineering disputes valued at £500,000.00. Paul has developed data handling techniques such that large complicated disputes can be analysed by computer allowing easier identification of issues and economic production of cause and effect schedules. His prime areas of expertise include delay, disruption and variation claims on conventional construction projects and a particular interest in civil, building, mechanical and electrical disputes. Apart from acting as an Adjudicator and Arbitrator, Paul has been responsible for the management and conduct of many adjudication and arbitration references with claim values ranging from £10,000.00 to £2,000,000.00. In all cases satisfactory compromises or awards have been achieved. Paul both practices as a mediator and has represented parties in a number of mediations all of which have settled as a result of the mediation. He has acted as expert witness on many occasions providing reports on quantum, overhead costs, construction management and negligence claims. He lectures on in-house courses to trade associations and professional groups on various aspects of construction law.