When preparing or evaluating the robustness of a construction programme, there are a number of basic checks worth carrying out. This...

This post sets out some observations regarding the meaning of practical completion in construction contracts. The current situation...

This post sets out some observations regarding the application of liquidated damages for delay where a contractor or supplier never...

This post sets out some observations regarding the assessment of delay and critical path analysis contained in the UK case of Mirant...

This post sets out some observations regarding the assessment of Extension of Time (‘EOT’) contained in the UK case of Walter Lilly &...

In relation to EOT, proof of causation is a fundamental requirement. As the link between a Relevant Event and delay to completion, it...

In the case of Cleveland Bridge v Severfield [2012] the English Courts considered the impact of mitigation upon a prolongation claim. ...

A number of interesting programming issues were discussed in the English case of Costain v Haswell [2009]. In particular the Court gave...

With the now common use of project management software to analyse construction progress and delays, comes the often overlooked question -...

A common issue for Contractor's during the later stages of a project which is running late, is whether or not to prepare a Delay Recovery...