Construction Litigation: Delays, Claims and Damages

Large-scale construction projects involve stakeholders, including the general contractor, architects, engineers, and subcontractors. One participant's actions can significantly impact the others, often leading to claims for project delays. Whether you're new to construction law or an experienced practitioner, this course offers valuable insights for all.

This course addresses key issues related to delay claims, such as critical path, float, concurrency, and damage calculations. It also explores the intersection of essential delays of path and concurrent delays, along with their potential impacts.

This program is designed for attorneys at all experience levels, this program provides a comprehensive overview of construction litigation related to delays, claims, and damages.

Learning Objectives:

1. Analyze the critical path of a construction schedule and how the delay is calculated.
2. Investigate the issues of concurrency and how that may impact compensability.
3. Evaluate how delay damages are calculated and other related damages that may be included.