Daniel Jackson is a quantity surveyor and RICS Accredited Expert Witness with almost 20 years of experience in the construction and engineering industries. He has been appointed as a quantum expert three times and has assisted the named expert on multiple occasions.
Daniel has acted on behalf of parties for disputed sums of up to US$110 million, and for projects valued up to US$15 billion. He has been cross examined in international arbitration and has acted in a number of high-profile matters. Daniel has been involved in over 30 disputes in varying capacities within the buildings, oil and gas, power and infrastructure sectors. His recent appointments include a US$12 billion disputed rail project and a US$15 billion coal fired power plant. He has also provided quantum expert opinion, dispute resolution services and independent expert determinations of contractual and quantum disputes.
Daniel has experience of delivering a full range of pre- and post-contract quantity surveying services for leading main contractors. As a consultant, he has led teams on a number of technically challenging appointments, involving complex engineering disputes, on some of the world’s largest airports, oil refineries and power projects. Daniel has worked for and on behalf of clients in over 14 countries across five continents.
Daniel’s expertise includes matters of quantity surveying, valuation of damages, cost-based claims and disruption claims, assessment of variations – including MEP, and establishing quantum principles. He has become especially accustomed with the attribution of prolongation costs pertaining to large, complex engineering projects.
Daniel holds a degree in quantity surveying and construction cost management, an LLM in construction law and arbitration and an LLB honours degree. He is a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.