Problematic Construction Contract Clauses
This is the first post in a series that discusses construction contract terms that cause difficulties and give rise to claims.
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This is the first post in a series that discusses construction contract terms that cause difficulties and give rise to claims.
This post explores the benefits of engaging an expert witness early and how to choose the right expert witness.
This post delves into the scenarios where the involvement of a professional electrical engineer is crucial.
This post describes use of the Modified Total Cost method in construction claims, with case examples.
This post addresses topics related to the Total Cost method, including the Total Cost cumulative impact claim.
This post discusses the Total Cost method, including elements of proof, theoretical bases, and prerequisites.
This post describes seven methods for calculating and presenting damages in a construction claim and how to choose one.
Construction contracts should specify all that is required for Mechanical Completion to prevent related disputes between the owner and contractor.
This blog post, third in a series, includes examples of maladministration claims in construction contracts as well as contractor’s remedies.
This blog post, part of a series on maladministration claims in construction contracts, focuses on failure to assign work and failure to coordinate.
Maladministration is an entitlement that allows contractors to recover costs when the owner interferes with the contractor’s work.
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