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Insider Strategies to Sidestep Costly Misrepresentation Claims

Misrepresentation claims can have significant implications for construction projects, leading to costly disputes, delays, and potential legal consequences. It is crucial for contractors and employers to be proactive in identifying and mitigating the risk of misrepresentation claims. This can be achieved through thorough contract review, site investigations, clear communication, and the engagement of legal counsel. By implementing preventive measures and establishing robust documentation practices, parties can minimize the likelihood of misrepresentation claims and better protect their interests.

March 27, 2024·12 min read

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Employer's Guide to Reviewing Extension of Time (EOT) Claims and Granting EOT

Evaluating EOT claims in construction projects is a complex process that requires a structured and comprehensive approach. By understanding the contractual basis for such claims, employing robust delay analysis techniques, and thoroughly examining all supporting documentation, employers can make informed decisions that protect their interests while maintaining fairness and professionalism.

March 27, 2024·28 min read

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Mastering Claims Resolution Timing: A Strategic Approach

The decision between pursuing early claims resolution or end-of-project settlement in construction projects is a complex one that requires careful evaluation of project-specific factors. Throughout this blog post, we've explored the potential benefits and drawbacks of each approach, providing practical insights to help construction professionals navigate this critical decision.

December 25, 2023·24 min read·Listen

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The Silent Profit Killer: A Contractor's Guide to Proving Loss of Productivity (LOP) Claims

In today's world of fast-track projects, evolving designs, and complex supply chains, LOP is not an exception but an increasingly common and significant risk. It's the disruption of your planned labor efficiency, often caused by a cascade of seemingly small changes that ripple through your entire operation. This blog is your comprehensive guide to navigating this tricky issue. We will move beyond theory to provide a practical framework for understanding, measuring, and proving LOP.

October 10, 2023·17 min read·Listen

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Essential Strategies to Construction Claims Prevention: Building Strong Defences

Claims prevention involves proactive measures taken throughout the lifecycle of a construction project to avoid disputes and minimize the risk of claims. These measures can be implemented during the design phase, contract preparation, and construction execution. The blog aims to identify potential issues early and address them before they escalate into formal claims.

June 6, 2023·30 min read·Listen

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Mastering Liquidated Damages: A Comprehensive Guide for Construction Contracts

Liquidated damages are intended to serve as a genuine pre-estimate of the losses that the non-breaching party is likely to incur due to the delay. This provision is particularly useful in construction contracts where delays can lead to significant financial losses for the project owner. The enforceability of these clauses hinges on several key factors, including the reasonableness of the pre-estimated damages at the time of contract formation and the clear identification of cost elements that the owner expects to incur due to delays. It is crucial to maintain thorough documentation and evidence to support the reasonableness of the liquidated damages and to ensure that the clause is not deemed punitive.

December 14, 2022·24 min read·Listen