Claims & Contract Administration

Delays are, unfortunately, a common occurrence in construction projects and are often associated with significant cost impacts. When delays are caused by the client or principal and extend the project’s completion date, the contractor may be entitled to...

Delays are an unavoidable reality in construction. Whether caused by extreme weather, supply chain disruptions, or unforeseen site conditions, they can have serious consequences if not managed properly. The key to handling delays effectively lies in clear and timely...

Construction projects are full of unexpected challenges, from weather disruptions to supply chain delays. With multiple stakeholders involved and intricate logistics at play, even minor setbacks can have significant financial consequences, leading to distress for both project owners...

In recent decades, construction agreements have continuously evolved and been refined to allocate and distribute risks better between employers and contractors.Time-related risks are among the critical challenges in construction projects, with delays and disruptions potentially leading to significant...

The dynamics of a construction project often can lead to undesired impacts on the project's initial program. Project delays typically come associated with a financial burden and undesired consequences for both parties: owners are prevented from using the...

One crucial element in a construction contract is the agreed project baseline schedule/program, which outlines key milestones, completion dates, and commitments and facilitates resource planning, along with other contractual obligations.Given the dynamic nature of construction projects, these programs...

Construction contracts govern the relationship between contractors and owners and specify the obligations and rights of each party in a project. In many instances, professionals without a solid legal background manage these agreements, and some legal jargon and...

Defects are an unfortunate reality of the construction industry, which can significantly impact a project's budget, program, and quality. These defects, such as concrete cold joints, can also affect structural integrity, functionality, and aesthetics. From a commercial and legal perspective, defects...

Navigating through contractual obligations is one of the biggest challenges for contract managers. Construction Agreements are typically governed by strict requirements, which must be adhered to ensure contractual compliance and protect/reserve each party's rights. Time bars are one of the...

Construction is known for its challenging nature - unexpected hurdles can often arise, leading to delays, budget overruns, frustration, and disputes between contractors and owners.Among the unexpected issues, latent conditions emerge as one of the major concerns for...