Construction projects are moving faster, growing more complex, and facing greater scrutiny than ever before. In 2026, disputes aren’t just about delays or costs, as they’re also about data integrity, credibility, and how convincingly the story of a project can be told. As such, working with the right expert to help navigate those disputes can… Read more »
Construction projects are inherently complex and dynamic, involving multiple phases, stakeholders, and resources, and identifying critical and non-critical path delays can be difficult. These projects often encounter a variety of challenges that can lead to delays. Recognizing these delays and understanding their nature is pivotal for effective project management. In the construction industry, delays are typically… Read more »
Proper documentation serves as a lifeline during construction project disputes. While daily logs and written reports are essential, photographic evidence is critical in supporting claims and clarifying misunderstandings. Often, words alone can struggle to convey the full scope of issues on-site. Photographic documentation adds another dimension, providing irrefutable visual proof. Enhancing Daily Logs with Visual… Read more »
Unexpected changes often arise during projects. These changes can lead to disputes over time extensions and additional costs. Therefore, it becomes crucial to reserve your rights regarding time and cost in change orders. This article discusses why reserving these rights is vital for your construction project. Understanding Change Orders Change orders modify the original contract… Read more »
Change orders are essential for proper construction management, and protecting your team’s interests during those times is essential to success. When dealing with rights in construction change orders, it’s crucial to prioritize your rights. Change orders keep coming, whether it’s a design revision, scope adjustment, or site condition. Despite this, many contractors miss one crucial… Read more »
With the increasing demand for data storage, processing, and AI capabilities, the timely completion of data centers is paramount. However, various factors—ranging from unexpected site conditions to changes in design—can lead to disputes over delays. Addressing these delays effectively is crucial to maintaining both project timelines and financial viability. This is where construction dispute resolution… Read more »
You know the delay wasn’t your fault. But can you prove it? Construction delays cost time, money, and reputations. But when disputes arise, most contractors struggle to answer the one question that matters: “Where’s the evidence?” Without forensic schedule analysis, your claim is just an opinion—and opinions don’t win disputes. At Precision Scheduling Consultants LLC,… Read more »
Construction delays often trigger disputes. Owners blame contractors, while contractors blame subcontractors or designers. Without solid evidence, these disputes can escalate into costly legal battles. In these situations, the side presenting the best data typically wins. That’s where forensic schedule analysis becomes essential in proving what actually happened on the project. Forensic schedule analysis reconstructs… Read more »
Electrical contractors often grapple with disputes arising from their contributions and factors preceding their work. Design changes, late alterations, and design defects pose significant risks. Electrical contractors must understand how these elements impact timelines and garner effective strategies to protect against disputes. This article will explore how to navigate the consequences of design changes and… Read more »
Even the most well-planned projects can encounter construction claims. Misunderstandings, delays, design issues, or contract disagreements can quickly lead to costly disputes. When things go wrong, resolving conflicts quickly and effectively is critical to keeping the job—and your business—moving forward. Two commonly used methods to settle these disputes without heading to court are mediation and… Read more »
From start to finish, construction rarely goes as originally planned for a myriad of reasons, resulting in delay claims. There are no perfect designs or execution plans. Global supply chain issues can lead to delays in procurement times. Natural disasters or unusual weather can delay or damage projects. Unforeseen site conditions can lead to additional… Read more »
When daily logs are executed properly, these entries can transform from simple records into powerful tools that streamline communication, enhance transparency, and safeguard against potential disputes. Here, we delve into the best practices for developing and maintaining effective daily logs, highlighting the significance of accurately documenting key information and the implications of delays. 1. Keep… Read more »
The construction industry is a beacon of ambition and innovation. Yet disputes can often lead to significant delays, increased costs, and deteriorating relationships among stakeholders. As a forensic scheduling expert, my role transcends mere number crunching; it involves unraveling complex narratives behind project timelines. It also involves identifying root causes of disputes and facilitating amicable… Read more »
Construction Disputes often arise over scheduling delays, cost overruns, and resource allocation. One effective tool that can significantly mitigate these issues is the Critical Path Method (CPM) for scheduling. CPM helps in planning and executing projects efficiently. It also plays a pivotal role in dispute resolution. In this article, we’ll explore how effective CPM scheduling… Read more »
Technology integration has ushered in a new era of project management and scheduling. The transformative effects of digital tools on project efficiency have had a profound impact on the industry. However, with this evolution comes a host of challenges, particularly in data management and forensic analysis. The Growing Dependence on Digital Tools A generally slow-to-adapt… Read more »
Change orders are often inevitable due to unforeseen conditions, design modifications, or client-initiated modifications; they can dramatically shift project scope, timelines, and budgets. While these changes are generally necessary to meet evolving project demands, they can lead to disputes among stakeholders if not managed properly. Understanding the potential impacts of change orders and implementing best… Read more »
