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ARTICLE · 12 FEBRUARY 2020

Making A Claim Under The New Interim Adjudication Regime

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As of October 1, 2019, the Interim Adjudication regime has come into effect. Given that a few months have now passed since implementation, ...

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As of October 1, 2019, the Interim Adjudication regime has come into effect. Given that a few months have now passed since implementation, an important question needs to be asked: how does the process actually work?

ADR Chambers, and specifically the Ontario Dispute Adjudication for Construction Contracts ("ODACC"), was named as the Authorized Nominating Authority to oversee the adjudication process for construction disputes.

Once a party has decided to bring a claim under the Interim Adjudication regime, the party must first go to ODACC's website (odacc.ca). The website provides information on the process itself and serves as the training portal for prospective adjudicators seeking certification. Prior to completing the claim form and initiating the process, all claimants must create an account with ODACC. The emphasis on online claims is consistent with the overall theme of the regime, which is aimed at providing a quick and cost-effective alternative to

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