Construction Focus: Delay analysis and the expert

Boyes Turner | Property Law Journal | September 2012 #296
John Starr discusses a case where a common-sense approach prevailed ‘It has become quite popular over the years to adduce expert evidence on matters of delay.’ There has been a fair amount of discussion recently by industry commentators concerning global claims and concurrent delay. Both issues were raised in the recent case of Walter Lilly …

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Construction Delays: Methodology v facts

Trowers & Hamlins LLP | Property Law Journal | May 2011 #271
A recent case brings the focus back to facts and evidence, finds Robert Horne ‘Surprisingly, given the importance of ascertaining responsibility for delay to a project, there has been very little definitive guidance on the subject.’An issue that raises its head in many projects, be they construction related or not, is the completion of the …

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