Clerks Details
- Clerk Name: Stephen Evers
- Clerk Telephone: 020 7583 8055
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- Clerk Name: Joe Townsend
- Clerk Telephone: 020 7583 8055
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Construction and engineering
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:
- Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors
- Chartered Institute of Building
- Institution of Chemical Engineers
- TeCSA
- Construction Industry Council
- Adjudication.co.uk
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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