Construction Law

Delay & Acceleration Claims

Delay, disruption, and acceleration claims — analyzing project schedule impacts and pursuing or defending claims for additional time and compensation.

Delay & Acceleration Claims
Delay & Acceleration Claims

When the schedule slips, the proof has to be airtight.

Delay, disruption, and acceleration claims — analyzing project schedule impacts and pursuing or defending claims for additional time and compensation, including differing site conditions and constructive change disputes.

  • Delay claim analysis and prosecution
  • Disruption and acceleration claims
  • Change order disputes
  • Differing site conditions
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General Contractors

General Contractors

Prime and general contractors on private and public works projects — from contract drafting and bid protests.

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Specialty Subcontractors

Specialty Subcontractors

Trade subcontractors needing mechanic's lien enforcement, stop notices, payment bond claims.

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Good to Know
Critical-path schedule analysis, daily reports, RFIs, and a clean causation story — owner-caused delay separated from concurrent contractor delay.
Yes — subject to flow-down terms, notice provisions and the underlying prime contract's pass-through requirements.
Yes — when the schedule is compressed by an owner or GC directive and additional cost is incurred, acceleration claims are pursued alongside delay claims.
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