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ARTICLE · 28 MARCH 2024

Mediating Construction Claims In Real-Time

A Third-Party Neutral, or Project Neutral, is typically understood to be a mediator or arbitrator in legal proceedings tasked with forming a resolution or passing judgment on disputes...

United StatesReal Estate and Construction

Why Owners and Contractors Should Consider a "Third-Party Neutral" To Resolve Disputes Prior to the Completion of a Project

A Third-Party Neutral During Construction Primer

What Is a Third Party Neutral?

A Third-Party Neutral, or Project Neutral, is typically understood to be a mediator or arbitrator in legal proceedings tasked with forming a resolution or passing judgment on disputes between two or more sides. However, an increasingly beneficial deployment of a Third-Party Neutral in the construction industry is as an expert that can evaluate and mediate disputes in real-time during a construction project rather than in a formal mediation or arbitration venue. A Third-Party Neutral that is engaged during a construction project is tasked with equally representing the interests of the owner and the contractor to find common ground and a fair resolution to a variety of typical construction disputes prior to legal proceedings.

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