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The quantification of losses resulting from disruption to the contractor's works is possibly the most difficult area for anyone engaged in quantifying additional payment that might be due as a result of the time consequences of change under a construction or engineering contract.

It is important to recognise that termination does not strip a contractor of its rights, remove its entitlement to payment for work executed, or relie...

Delay and disruption are common features of construction and engineering projects and can result in significant additional costs that were not anticip...

The fallacy of affirming the consequent: A logical pitfall with implications in construction

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Africa represents an immense growth opportunity for companies in the mining and construction sectors. Across the continent, arbitration has become an ...

You can’t change the weather, but you can adjust the plan…

In construction claims and disputes related to multi-party delays, the apportionment of liability is a crucial task for a consultant and/or expert and...