
3PB
England
Arbitrators

Anthony Bingham
- Phone020 7583 8055
- Email[email protected]
- Social
Work Department
Construction and Engineering
Position
Anthony Bingham (Tony) is a specialist in Building & Civil Engineering litigation, arbitration, adjudication and alternative dispute resolution. Tony is a practising barrister, arbitrator, adjudicator and mediator. He joined 3PB in 1991.
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Construction and engineering
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Tony Bingham is a practising barrister, arbitrator, adjudicator and mediator. He joined 3PB in 1991.
Litigation
His main practice is Building and Civil Engineering in the nature of the Technology & Construction Court.
Arbitration
Became a Fellow of Chartered Institute of Arbitration in 1981 up until 2021 and now has significant experience as a sole Arbitrator and as President of 3-member tribunals. His arbitral appointments outside of UK include Sweden, West Indies and East Africa. Most appointments are for Civil Engineering & Building disputes since Tony Bingham is dual qualified being a Chartered Surveyor, Chartered Builder and practising Barrister.
Adjudication
Tony Bingham has been appointed to well over 100 Adjudication disputes. He is a member of the following nomination panels:
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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors
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Chartered Institute of Building
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Institution of Chemical Engineers
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TeCSA
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Construction Industry Council
He will accept appointments as adjudicator as a Member of a Dispute Resolution Board.
Mediation
In recent years this dispute management system has become another important part of Tony Bingham’s practice.
Publications
Weekly legal columnist in ‘Building’ since 1987.
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Career
Year of Call: 1992
Memberships
Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Building
Fellow of the Architecture and Surveying Institute
Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors
Member of the Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors
Education
LLB (Hons)
Accredited Adjudicator
Chartered Arbitrator
Fellowship Examiner to the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
Visiting Professorship of the McBains Cooper Chair of Construction Law at the University of Ulster
Visiting Lecturer to the College of Estate Management, University of Reading
Visiting professor at the University of Northumbria