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The Construction Act states that a party to a construction contract may refer a dispute arising under the contract to…
For the construction industry, an EOT or extension of time claim is based on the contractor’s ability to demonstrate to…
More too often projects overrun and suffer delay. Contractors are then required to quantify the financial implications of this delay…
Construction claim management is an important part of managing a construction project. Especially if you want to bring the project…
In most construction claims, the result is going to be detrimental to both sides. Either side is likely to burden the…
All too often we get involved in projects where clients, as always, are looking to save a few pennies and…
The construction industry is often a complicated and extremely competitive environment where different partners, with different knowledge and skills, are…
There are a variety of ways to prepare a claim. No format works in every instance. However, the format we…
If you find yourself in a construction contract with a dispute claim requiring resolution, you should consider taking advantage of…
Many an argument has been had on site about dayworks. Contractors generally dislike them, but Sub-Contractors as you would expect…
Most Contracts include a provision for a Construction Claim Notice to be issued when a delay has been suffered or…
All construction contracts impose obligations on contractors to report on the progress of the work to its client. All too…
