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Costs of Suspension

The terms of suspension under the Contract often result in the parties having different views of the purpose and ambit of the suspension.
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Termination Valuation

Termination valuation involves verifying the value of any work done.
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Main Contractor Back Charges

Back charges arise from a tension in the delivery of the works.
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Acceleration Claims

Acceleration claims are fact intensive and, crucially, circumstantial. The following issues tend to arise for such claims:
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Unravelling Disputed Variation Accounts

Large scale Contracts are often subject to significant amendment.
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Recovery of Head Office Overheads

There is an over reliance on various established formulae, which are presented without proper reflection.
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Evaluation of Prolongation Claims

Complexities often arise in the analysis of prolongation claims due to competing theories of causation and methodologies for assessing critical delay.
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Assessment of Disruption Claims

When Contractors or Subcontractors experience disruptive events, which impact productivity in the delivery of the works, an examination of the following typical issues arises:
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Delay Analysis – Smoke and Mirrors?

Disputes involving delays to the completion of a project will often require analysis using CPM, Critical Path Methods, to establish the extent of critical delay. As the acronym implies, this
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How to Choose the Right Delay Analysis Method for Your Project

Selecting the appropriate delay analysis method is one of the most important steps in the preparation of a delay analysis. The credibility of the analysis depends not only on the
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Common Pitfalls when preparing a Delay Claim

In construction disputes many Extension of Time (EOT) claims fail not because the delaying events lack merit but because the analysis is technically flawed or unsupported by evidence. A strong
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