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Richard J. Long , P.E. , P.Eng.
Problematic Construction Contract Clauses
This is the first post in a series that discusses construction contract terms that cause difficulties and give rise to…
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Richard J. Long , P.E. , P.Eng.
This is the first post in a series that discusses construction contract terms that cause difficulties and give rise to…
The author summarizes the definitions of the 19 construction claim types that may apply to a contractor’s and subcontractor’s recovery of time and costs.
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The desire to minimize costs and contractual performance time often leads to directed or constructive acceleration.
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This post explores constructive changes, which are a common cause of construction claims, and problems establishing entitlement.
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Richard J. Long , P.E. , P.Eng.
This post discusses excusable, compensable delays, which entitle contractors to both compensatory damages and time extensions.
Richard J. Long , P.E. , P.Eng.
This post discusses excusable, non-compensable delays, which entitle contractors to time extensions but not damages.
This is the second post in a two-part series on concurrency. This post explores functional concurrency and accounting for concurrent delays.
This post defines concurrent delays and literal concurrency. This is the first post in a two-part series on concurrency.
Richard J. Long , P.E. , P.Eng.
This blog post discusses excusable delays in construction, including compensable and non-compensable delays.
This is the second post in a two-part series that discusses considerations for justifying contractor pacing arguments.
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