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—Estimates based on industry recovery benchmarks. Actual recovery subject to documentation review, contract terms, and jurisdiction. Not legal advice.
CO-0047: No contemporaneous notice
Change order submitted 47 days after work performed. Contract clause 12.3 requires 10-day written notice.
SCH-REV-12: Baseline schedule missing
No approved baseline schedule on record. Delay impact cannot be isolated from concurrent contractor delay.
EMAIL_THREAD_284: Conflicting direction
Owner directive contradicts RFI response from architect. No formal resolution documented in project record.
LD-CALC: Liquidated damages exposure
$18,400/day LD clause active. Completion 62 days late. $1.14M exposure with no excusable delay defense filed.
ACCEL-REQ: Verbal acceleration order
PM instructed crew to accelerate via phone call. No written directive, no cost agreement, no acknowledgment.
SUBCO-18: Back-charge disputed
GC applied $87,000 back-charge for rework. Subcontractor disputes causation. No inspection records available.
Most claims fail before they're ever filed.
The project is over budget. The schedule is blown. Everyone has a different version of what happened — and none of it is documented in a way that survives a dispute.
Change orders were signed under pressure with no time impact reserved. Acceleration was ordered verbally on a Tuesday. The baseline schedule was never formally approved. Emails contradict the RFI log.
By the time you're staring at a demand letter or a Notice of Dispute, the record looks like a crime scene with no chain of custody.
of construction claims are reduced or denied due to documentation deficiencies — not because the claim lacked merit.
Forensic reconstruction,
not guesswork.
Average engagement to settlement
Documentation chain-of-custody maintained
Average return on engagement fee
Numbers that hold up
in any forum.
Typical recovery rate
Recovered for clients
Regional Hospital Authority
Healthcare Construction — $47M Contract
Disputed
$3.2M
Recovered
$2.78M
Recovery Rate
Method
Negotiated Settlement
11 months
Interstate Highway GC
Civil Infrastructure — $112M Contract
Disputed
$8.4M
Recovered
$6.1M
Recovery Rate
Method
Arbitration Award
16 months
Mixed-Use Developer
Commercial Real Estate — $22M Contract
Disputed
$1.1M
Recovered
$940K
Recovery Rate
Method
Mediated Settlement
7 months
Mechanical Sub, Data Center
MEP Subcontract — $6.8M Scope
Disputed
$620K
Recovered
$510K
Recovery Rate
Method
Direct Negotiation
5 months
All figures represent actual client engagements. Names withheld per confidentiality agreements. Past results do not guarantee future recovery.
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