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The average salary for an Adjudicator in U.S. is $119,940.

Annual Average Salary Information

Annual Average Salary: $119,940

$53,140$195,000

Hourly Pay Information

Hourly Average Salary: $57.67

$25.55$93.75

What does an Adjudicator earn?

Adjudicators on average earn around $119,940 per year in the U.S. They work to settle disputes between two parties, helping them to resolve complex disagreements and achieve a satisfactory outcome. A typical adjudicator will assess an array of evidence and research to understand the issues and listen to the perspectives of both sides before delivering a fair judgement. Adjudicators may choose to specialise in an area such as employment tribunal, insurance claims or contract dispute resolution.

How to earn more as an Adjudicator

To become an adjudicator, you will need to have studied laws, legal studies, and other related disciplines. You can also obtain a professional qualification through an adjudicator apprenticeship. To add value to your professional skill set, you can move into a specialised area, such as data protection or even serve as an independent judge on a tribunal. Additionally, you can become self-employed or establish your own adjudication consultancy business.