Practical completion is one of the most important milestones on any construction project. It marks the end of the construction phase, when the employer can
Defects in construction projects are almost inevitable. They’re a significant cause of delays, disputes, and litigation, all of which can incur substantial costs that impact
Unpaid invoices severely threaten the completion of a building project, impact cash flow, and pose a significant or ultimately fatal threat to contractors in the
Adjudication is a form of alternative dispute resolution that is used more frequently in the construction industry than in any other sector. The reason for
Building contracts are lengthy and complex, often with multi-party involvement, so it’s not a surprise that there’s such a thing as a dedicated contract administrator
Construction projects rarely go entirely to plan. With so many people, pressures, and pounds involved, even a slight hiccup can spiral into something bigger. Maybe
Builders disappearing mid-project. Disputes over invoices. A “quick fix” that turns into a long-term structural headache. Construction issues tend to escalate quickly and often expensively,
When negotiating a construction contract, the focus often won’t be on the adjudication terms; instead, your focus will be on the main commercial terms. Construction
Key Takeaways The concept of a Defects Liability Period (DLP) in construction contracts exists alongside the principle of ‘practical completion’. Under practical completion, the principal