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Emma WeddleMember for 22 years 4 months
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Would anyone be able to provide me with an example of a claim report? As part of my degree, one of my assignments is to assess a claim and write up a report. Just thought if I could see an existing one it would help me to set out the report correctly!

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    Waleed Mahfouz ·
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    ALSO, I NEED ANY CONSTRUCTION CLAIM REPORT TO BE AS A GUIDE FOR ME PLEASE. F1
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    James Barnes ·
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    only if you turn your CAPS-Lock off, it’s hurting my eyes :P
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    Rodel Marasigan ·
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    Emma,

    It varies to the type of contract ie.: Lump Sum, Unit Rates, Cost Plus..etc.

    Send me a PM with your email address so I can send you some templates.

    HTH,
    Rodel
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    Waleed Mahfouz ·
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    DEAR RODEL,
    HERE IS MY E-MAIL
    CVLENG3000@YAHOO.COM
    I WILL BE GRATEFUL
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    Mark Bandong ·
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    Hi Rodel,

    Could you please send me a claim report templates also. Thank you! My email is denmark_zb@yahoo.com or mackysykes@gmail.com. Thank you and God bless

    Regards,
    Denmark
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    Mike Testro ·
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    Hi Emma

    Since you are responding to a submitted claim all you need to do is follow the same format as the submission.

    Make sure that each of your comments follows and matches the line / paragraph number of the submission.

    Some people insert their comments in a different font - colour directly under the submission text. This can avoid confusion but but forms a bulky document.

    Above all keep your comments rational and use simple text - at all costs avoid emotional language.

    Finish with a succinct conclusion and reccomendation.

    If you are drafting a claim for presentation then there is no standard template as each consultant has his own ideas and style.

    All that is required are three steps:

    Justification
    Substantiation
    Quantification

    All leading to

    Adjudication
    Litigation

    and taht is too much aliteration for now.

    Best regards

    Mike Testro

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