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Forensic Claims Analysis

Steps from A to Z to Identify, Analyze, Apply and Submit a Claim in your Project

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Mamoon AliMember for 13 years 9 months
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Hi all,

 

I'd like to know the steps that one should take in a construction project he is working on to win over claim, starting from identifying the possible claims he can win over, analyze them, apply them to your schedule and how to report them to the Engineer/ PM,CM/ Clinet in order to win over these claims.

 

I need to know the process of the work and the steps to take. and any sort of references that I can rely on while working on such matter. 

 

 

Help would be much appreciated. 

 

With Regards. 

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    Mike Testro ·
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    Hi Mamoon The best advice I

    Hi Mamoon

    The best advice I can give you is:

    1. Be Prompt - get your notices in on time.

    2. Be Precise - do not overtstate your case.

    3. Keep it simple - do not try to bamboozle the recipient with technicalities or spoof legalise - if a thing is worth saying say it only once.

    4. Make sure it is correct in every detail - double check and then get a peer review.

    5. Do NOT lie.

    6. Don't let go at the first rejection - keep pressing your case.

    7. In delay analysis know your methods and which combination to use - or none at all if that is a better route.

    8. Buy my book Basic Principles of Delay Analysis - due for website download in the New Year.

    Best regards

    Mike Testro

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    Mamoon Ali ·
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    Can you please direct me the

    Can you please direct me the link to that book ?

     

    Thanks for the advice, well appreciated. 

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    Mike Testro ·
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    Hi Mamoon It will be ready

    Hi Mamoon

    It will be ready for download from my website in a week or two.

    Price £25.00.

    Best regards

    Mike Testro

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