Expert analysis on delay claims, SCL Protocol, liquidated damages and forensic programme analysis — written for construction lawyers, planners and project managers.
TIA is the methodology that courts and arbitrators expect. This guide walks through every step — from isolating delay events to producing a court-ready report — with worked examples.
TIA is the gold standard for delay quantification. Learn the methodology step by step, from identifying impacting events to producing a report that withstands cross-examination.
From penalties disguised as LDs to the failure to serve timely notices, this article covers the most common LD mistakes that cost contractors millions — and how to avoid them.
Weather delays are routinely dismissed for lack of evidence. This guide explains what data you need, how to obtain it, and how to present it in adjudication or arbitration.
The 2017 revision fundamentally changed how delay is analysed and presented. We break down the key differences from the first edition and what practitioners need to know today.
Collapsed as-built, impacted as-planned, time impact analysis — each has different strengths. A practical guide to choosing the right approach for your dispute.
28-day adjudications are brutal. This article explains how to compress a delay analysis into the tight timelines of UK statutory adjudication without sacrificing rigour.
Fortnightly articles on construction delay analysis, SCL Protocol updates and case law. No fluff — just practical insights for construction lawyers and planners.