4 Top Tips on How to Defend a Delay Claim : Defence 1 – The Contractor Has Not Issued the Requisite Notices
You don’t need me to tell you that a construction delay claim is an almost inevitable part of every construction…
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You don’t need me to tell you that a construction delay claim is an almost inevitable part of every construction…
We all want to minimize wasted time and money. As consultants we achieve what we are being paid for by…
The Construction Act states that a party to a construction contract may refer a dispute arising under the contract to…
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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…
Getting the balance right between feeling stressed enough and too stressed is an interesting conundrum. Too much stress and it…
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…