Construction projects succeed or fail on the strength of the contract, the project schedule, and disciplined project management. When construction delays stack up, costs rise, completion timelines slip, and relationships between property owners, contractors, and subcontractors strain. If the delay becomes a
In the construction industry, disputes are almost inevitable. However, many construction companies have found that arbitration offers a more efficient and cost-effective alternative to traditional litigation. This article explores why construction
The construction industry is no stranger to disputes, with challenges ranging from contract disagreements to project delays. These conflicts can disrupt operations, lead to financial strain, and damage relationships between stakeholders. Arbitration has
Arbitration is a widely recognized alternative dispute resolution method used to resolve conflicts, particularly in the construction sector. Unlike traditional litigation, arbitration offers a private dispute resolution process
The construction industry is a complex field where disputes are almost inevitable. Whether it’s disagreements over contract terms, project delays, or cost overruns, construction disputes can arise at any stage of a project. Given the high stakes and the involvement of multiple stakeholders—such as general contractors, subcontractors, and clients—finding an
Construction projects are often complex and involve multiple stakeholders, making them prone to disputes. These conflicts can arise from various sources such as contract breaches, delays, cost overruns, and quality issues. Traditionally, litigation has been the go-to method for
