This webinar examines some issues concerning subcontractor delay claims. Much has been written over the years about proving and pricing contractor claims on construction projects, but little has been published about subcontractor delay claims. Do...
Construction Claims are the two strong words that strike fear and loathing in the hearts of employers and construction managers alike. These words have spawned an entire industry dedicated to preventing, asserting and resolving difficulties that...
This webinar explains the concept of unabsorbed home office overhead and how this condition may be caused as a result of a delayed or suspended project. The presentation includes the basis for the Eichleay case and how it provides an approximation...
This webinar focuses on how to help owners plan ahead and be successful in collecting on judgments obtained against breaching parties. The presentation covers the basics regarding how to properly record judgments, the various vehicles available to...
Claims and disputes are a constant in the construction industry, regardless of whether the industry is doing well or poorly. The number of claims seems to have risen during the recent recession despite the downturn (or perhaps as a result of the...
A successful claims avoidance system fosters a culture of issue resolution, and the roots of these systems are anchored in the design, the contract and project administration. This presentation includes the components of a claim, changes, entitlement...
This presentation examines the traditional Eichleay Formula, which has been used since 1960 to price extended and/or unabsorbed home office overhead, from the accounting, owner, and contractor's perspective to identify problems and offer some...
This session covers the unique aspects and demands of a "mega dispute." You will learn how to select, scope, control your experts and manage discovery to alignment with strategy, as well as learn to evaluate the critical drivers that will determine...
It is vital that CMs check their insurance policies versus their executed contracts to make sure they have the right coverage for which they are employed. Not all carriers are alike, and many carriers exclude different coverages for various reasons...
When the parties to a construction contract are unable to resolve a change order request, the decision to pursue the matter beyond the administrative remedies defined in the Contract can turn out to be either a worthwhile investment or throwing good...