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ARTICLE · 11 OCTOBER 2023

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Construction Disputes – Why We Need To Talk About Conflict

In the world of construction projects, disputes are almost inevitable. The complex nature of projects, with numerous stakeholders, intricate contracts...

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In the world of construction projects, disputes are almost inevitable. The complex nature of projects, with numerous stakeholders, intricate contracts, and changing conditions, often leads to conflicts that can threaten the project's success. To navigate this challenging landscape, it's crucial to have effective dispute resolution mechanisms in place. Whilst nobody likes to talk about conflict, when disputes are not resolved at an early stage in a project, they will inevitably grow.

Case Study - Introduction

Peter Scott Caldwell is a Chartered Arbitrator, Mediator and Dispute Board Member, with a background on the owner's side of construction projects. His journey began with the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART), with a mission to establish light railway lines to elevate the status of Dallas as an international city. Early projects followed standard design and build contracts, but as complexity increased, so did conflicts. What followed was a fascinating example

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