Delay and Disruption Claims in Construction is a practical resource to help guide professionals through the legal, contractual and technical issues associated with various construction claims. Incorporating new case law within an internationally-applicable framework, the new edition provides readers with advice for dealing with inter-related issues associated with delay and disruption claims In construction by outlining the principles behind these claims. This book contains real life case studies and detailed analysis and assessment of the claims presented. It also tackles many technical, contractual and legal issues, such as doctrines in law, claim analysis, mitigation and settlement; hence, demonstrating the different options available In order to reduce the time and cost of dispute resolution and legal proceedings. Covering contract law, breaches of contract, delay and disruption issues and resulting loss and expenses, Delay and Disruption Claims in Construction also; provides methodologies for calculating losses and related costs, explains assessment techniques and the approach, or combined approach, appropriate for the circumstances of a particular case, details how facts or points in law should be applied to substantiate claims, illustrates how to understand and present a claim, and how to prove liability, advises how to present and structure delay and disruption claims in a meaningful way for the best outcome, evaluates the ability of pertinent contract clauses to minimise delays and avoid litigation, covers real life, in-depth case studies for extension of time, loss and expense and disruption claims Delay and Disruption Claims in Construction is an essential guide for engineers, lawyers, surveyors, architects, and other professionals working in the construction industry embarking on writing or defending claims. It is also a valuable reference tool for students in specialised fields of construction and engineering.