Dexus Place
Level 31, 1 Eagle Street
Brisbane
The foolproof formula to success for every EOT claim (regardless of how tight the contract is)
Getting an EOT claim wrong is a disaster. It’s one of the few areas where a bad claim can create a double loss. Aside from losing money for delay costs, not securing an EOT claim can cost you a fortune in liquidated damages.
But…preparing EOTs or responding to EOT claims shouldn’t be difficult.
Join Alex Tuhtan (Shand Taylor Lawyers) and William Kerr (HKA) for a breakfast seminar in the Brisbane CBD, in how to prepare EOTs claims easily and efficiently – regardless of how harsh the contract is.
Part 1
Preparing EOT Claims – a guide to legal and contractual requirements
Alex Tuhtan, Shand Taylor Lawyers
- why EOT’s are such a common source of dispute.
- key ‘must do’ contractual amendments for EOT’s.
- a ‘catch all’ system for preparing compliant EOT’s.
Part 2
Substantiating EOT Claims – how to gather and prepare evidence to secure EOTs
William Kerr, HKA
- common mistakes when substantiating EOT’s.
- prerequisites to establishing delay from a top tier programmer.
- a ‘crash course’ to the Society of Construction Law Delay and Disruption Protocol (2nd Edition) and the key methods for forecasting or measuring the extent of delay.
Dexus Place
Level 31, 1 Eagle Street
Brisbane