I know that construction claims differ from other types of commercial and contract disputes. This is due to the unique nature of the construction industry and the sheer volume of documents and complex issues that are common characteristics of construction litigation. I also know that the effective documentation, preparation and presentation of a construction claim is often critical to successful outcomes. My experience in managing claims and experts, coupled with my knowledge of the construction industry itself, leaves me well equipped to assist clients on both sides of a construction dispute, including those which arise during the tendering process through to holdback distribution and warranty claims.
Claims such as pre-qualification, errors in the tender documents, privilege clauses, award criteria, mistaken tenders and non-compliant bids.
Claims such as debtor/creditor, repudiation, wrongful termination and completion contracts.
This includes drawings and specifications, soils reports, condition surveys, shop drawings, site reviews and inspections and progress certifications.
This includes deficient work, incomplete work and back charges for delay.
Claims such as notice and waiver, scheduling methods, float and critical path, work sequence impacts, loss of productivity, extended duration, compensable and non-compensable delay, liquidated damages, causation and concurrent delay, site and home office overheads and damage assessment models.
Changes such as notice and waiver, scope of work disputes, extras and deletions, pricing disputes, impact costs and documenting the claim.
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