Construction Claim Types for Contractors
U.S. federal and state courts recognize 19 basic construction claim entitlements for a contractor’s recovery of damages.
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U.S. federal and state courts recognize 19 basic construction claim entitlements for a contractor’s recovery of damages.
A project’s engineering, procurement, and construction schedule should encompass the full scope of work—including engineering drawing revisions.
This post addresses forecasting, estimating, and tracking scaffolding on EPC projects, as well as scaffolding-related impacts on delay and disruption.
This post explores contract language related to differing site conditions (DSC) and paths by which a contractor might recover from DSC.
This is the first of two blog posts about differing site conditions (DSC). It explains Types I, II, and III DSC and DSC claims.
This blog post explains how a contractor successfully mitigated a schedule and resolved an insurance claim after an extreme weather event.
This post discusses challenges to accurately quantifying change-related hours in construction disputes involving labor productivity losses.
This is the second of two blog posts on impossibility of performance. This post discusses economic hardship, risk assumption, and remedy.
This article outlines the impact of COVID-19 on the construction industry and summarizes the legal issues related to this impact.
This is the first of two blog posts on impossibility of performance. This post discusses physical and economic impossibility.
Employee turnover can significantly challenge construction projects, impacting timelines, productivity, costs, and overall project quality.
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