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Concurrent delay in the complex world of construction projects
['Zack Kilgore', 'Muhammad Khedr', 'View Full Biography', 'David Samuels', 'Robert J C Deane', 'Craig R Chiasson', 'Paige Burnham', 'Luis Asali', 'Santiago Escobar', 'Bernardo De Llaca']
Global Arbitration Review
This article delves into the complexities of concurrent delays, how they are viewed in the courts and according to industry standards, and the considerations to assess when trying to identify and evaluate concurrent delays.
So, grab your metaphorical hard hat, and let's explore the complex world of concurrent delays in construction projects.
Here are some scenarios of construction delays in which an evaluation of potential concurrent delays would be warranted.
Generally, the law for public projects in Peru does not address concurrent delay while disputes on private projects consider foreign case law.
Absent contract language or other binding agreements specific to force majeure, handling force majeure delay events in a concurrent delay environment can be tricky.