Articles, field stories and plain-language explanations — written for engineers and project managers who need to understand construction contracts, not just sign them.
Plain-language explanations of key terms — for engineers and project managers, not lawyers.
When employer and contractor delay events overlap in time — one of the most contested areas in construction law.
A contractual mechanism that extends the agreed completion date when qualifying delay events occur.
Time-related costs incurred when a project takes longer than planned due to employer-caused events.
An instruction changing the scope, quality or sequence of work — and typically carrying entitlement to more time and money.