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Construction Delay and Disruption: Practice and Procedure is the first title of its kind to provide the background and theory of this very technical field, with the underpinning of real-life experience and practical examples to enable readers to gain practical instruction on how to manage these issues in construction life, as well as in court/ADR/arbitration and dispute board settings. The author’s clear and understandable style presents this topic in a way that all practitioners – both contractors and legal professionals – can understand and make effective use of.
Comprehensively covers the issues and procedures associated with construction delay and disruption:
Reviews specific contract provisions and standard clauses on delay, and notice forms
Looks at time extensions and related practice and procedure, and legal conflicts
Addresses delay penalty issues and provisions for recovery of loss or expense
Describes prevention strategies
Gives real-world examples of project analysis and claims
Provides legal arguments for use in practice, court, ADR and arbitration
Includes forms for use in practice
Covers the subject as dealt with in standard forms: FIDIC, NEC3, ICE and JCT
Deals with risk assessment claim analysis, planning and scheduling risk
Takes the reader through forensic delay analysis, causation and concurrency
Looks at damages and their calculation
Includes global claims
Covers the law of the UK, related law in the US, Australia, Hong Kong, Canada, New Zealand and Sharia Law
Written by a specialist practitioner and experienced author in delay and disruption claims in engineering and construction projects worldwide
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