Scott Hollingsworth is a delay and quantum expert with more than 25 years of experience in the litigation consulting industry. Scott specializes in the investigation and resolution of business disputes related to the construction industry.
Scott is a go-to schedule delay expert. He is excellent with clients and provides top-flight analysis. He is incredibly knowledgeable with respect to delay and disruption claims”
Scott has testified as an expert in arbitration and court proceedings and has presented schedule delay and damage analysis during settlement negotiations.
Scott has experience working in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, North America and Central America. He has worked with clients from sectors including buildings, defense, industrial, infrastructure, industrial, power and utilities, and technology. He also has further experience in waste remediation projects, education, hospitals and hotels.
Scott has consulted on behalf of construction contractors, project owners, insurance companies, and government contractors. Scott has led teams analyzing critical path method (CPM) schedules to determine causes and durations of project delays. He has also led financial analyses to quantify project cost growth including those related to delay, disruption, acceleration, and productivity. Scott has performed forensic investigations of construction costs incurred including review and analysis of invoices, payment applications, bank records, and other documentation.
Scott holds a BS Engineering and is consistently recognized in Lexology Index (formally Who’s Who Legal) in its Construction Expert Witness publication. He is a member and fellow of the Project Management College of Scheduling (PMCOS) and has undertaken an Executive Education Finance course. He is a member of the Association of the Advancement of Cost Engineers (AACE), a member of the International Bar Association (IBA), a member of the American Bar Association (ABA), and a member of the Chicago Building Congress (CBC).
Scott Hollingsworth is “amazingly knowledgeable in delay matters”, according to peers who highlight his “responsiveness and ease of communication”.
