Analysis of Project Delay - Theoretical or Interrogation of the Facts?

By Roger Gibson 

Over the past decade the review of project delay has become more analytical and a more challenging feature of construction law. Is this  overshadowing the factual evidence? This article reviews theoretical calculation of delay and the often lack of, or reliance on, factual records.  Are we closer to fiction than fact?

The Critical Path, Delay Analysis and “Windows”

By Roger Gibson

Causation; Construction contracts; Delay; Design defects; Power stations; Remedial works

Concurrent Delays – an expert’s view Expert witness Roger Gibson of Gibson Consulting Ltd gives his view of a potentially landmark case in the Scottish courts that involved analysis of concurrent delay.

The Six-Point Checklist for NEC3 Programmes

By Roger Gibson

“I Have A Cunning Plan” 

by Roger Gibson

Many of you may also be aware of the Society of Construction Law’s ‘Delay and Disruption Protocol’.  The protocol goes on to explain how this programme is used to quantify extensions of time for which the contractor may be entitled as a result of delaying events.  The measuring tool for this is the approved programme.

‘What’s sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander’.

By Roger Gibson