Nothing better illustrates how knowledge is power than a major construction dispute.
Construction disputes often involve multiple parties, interrelated contracts, and numerous claims.
These disputes can be technically and factually complex, requiring an in-depth understanding of engineering, project management, and legal principles applied across hundreds or thousands of contemporaneous documents.
Getting an Early Case Assessment is one of the most powerful tools for cutting through this chaos and getting to grips with what divides the parties.
Getting an ECA done for major claims can ensure that the project team:
(1) Pinpoint potential legal, technical, or financial risks early in the process
(2) Focus on the right site records, correspondence and physical evidence to make their case airtight
(3) Make better-informed decisions about how to negotiate a settlement or seek alternative dispute resolution
(4) Get buy-in and support for their claims strategy from their senior management
(5) Shorten the "claim-to-resolution" timeline to bring claims to an early close
Identifying risks and opportunities early helps parties make informed decisions and resolve issues before they escalate.
This kind of early action isn’t just proactive—it’s transformative in ensuring disputes don’t derail your project.
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Nice one, Mohammed! ECAs are game-changers. Totally agree – knowing your stuff early is key in construction disputes. Saves time, money, and headaches. Good points!