Causes of Construction Disputes
Sometimes, a fair and amicable agreement cannot be achieved despite your best efforts to mitigate issues and resolve disputes. This can occur for a myriad of reasons, including
- Natural disasters, pandemics, and unforeseen acts of God are usually classified as a force majeure.
- Unforeseen site conditions
- Defective, conflicting, or incomplete Designs
- Ambiguous contracts or Unenforceable contracts
- Under-staffing labor resources or poorly skilled resources
- Project mismanagement and/or poor coordination of trades
- Poor Change Management
- Disruptions—death by 1,000 cuts and loss of efficiency
- Dishonest Parties—One-sided contracts with unenforceable terms and clauses. This is usually instigated by a large prime contractor manipulating subcontractors by awarding large projects.

Construction Dispute Resolution FAQs
Construction dispute resolution services involve analyzing, managing, and resolving conflicts during construction projects, including schedule delays, cost overruns, and contract misunderstandings, using CPM scheduling, delay analysis, and expert consulting.
Our team provides detailed schedule analysis, time impact evaluations, and expert testimony to identify the causes of delays and determine responsibility, supporting fair and efficient resolution.
We assist with disputes involving project delays, design changes, unforeseen conditions, acceleration claims, productivity loss, and contract compliance issues.
CPM scheduling establishes a data-driven project timeline that clearly demonstrates cause-and-effect relationships between activities, providing objective evidence for delay and impact claims.
Yes. Precision Scheduling Consultants, LLC provides expert witness testimony and technical reports for mediation, arbitration, and litigation proceedings.
Absolutely. Identifying schedule risks early and maintaining accurate documentation helps prevent disputes before they escalate.
We serve commercial, industrial, government, and infrastructure projects of all sizes nationwide.
We typically require the baseline schedule, progress updates, change orders, daily reports, and relevant correspondence.
Timeframes depend on complexity and documentation availability, ranging from a few weeks to several months.
Contact our team to schedule a consultation. We’ll evaluate your project and outline a clear, cost-effective dispute resolution strategy.

