Considered analysis, plainly explained
Plain-language notes on delay, claims and assurance. Written for the people who face these issues, not for search engines.
Forensic Delay Analysis
Understanding the Critical Path: Why It Matters in Delay Disputes
The critical path is the backbone of any delay analysis. We explain why it is so often misunderstood and why getting it right determines the strength of a claim.
Extension of Time
Extension of Time Claims That Fail — and How to Avoid the Common Traps
Most EOT claims fail not because the delay was not real, but because the submission does not connect the event to the critical path. We set out the recurring pitfalls.
Programme Assurance
The Value of Impartial Programme Assurance for Project Owners
When the party reporting progress is also responsible for delivery, owners need an impartial view. We explain what assurance should cover and when to commission it.
Forensic Delay Analysis
Concurrency in Delay Analysis: A Plain-Language Explanation
Concurrent delay is one of the most contested concepts in construction disputes. We explain what it means and why the analysis method chosen matters so much.
Expert Witness
Preparing Expert Evidence: Where Impartiality Adds the Most Value
The strength of expert evidence lies in its impartiality and reasoning, not in supporting a position. We outline what makes expert evidence credible to a tribunal.
Residential
Residential Construction Disputes: First Steps for Homeowners
If you are facing a significant residential or insurance dispute, understanding the technical facts early can save time and cost. We set out the practical first steps.
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