ADR | 31 March 2026
In the construction industry, many professionals and roles are involved in taking a project from the initial stages through to successful completion. Two of which are the roles of Quantity Surveyor (QS) and Project Manager (PM); while both of these roles are essential to successful project delivery, their responsibilities are distinct, and understanding the difference is critical when deciding what...
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ADR | 23 October 2025
Construction is a dog-eat-dog world where big-ticket projects, tight deadlines, and eye-watering financial investments are the only things that never seem to go out of fashion. You'd think all these complexities would be enough to keep the disputes at bay, but sadly, they are not. When things go wrong, they can cause costly project delays, stressed-out professional relationships, and the...
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ADR | 14 October 2025
When things go wrong in the construction industry, they can lead to project delays, significant financial losses and prolonged disputes. Choosing the right path for resolving disputes is key to minimising these impacts. The two main options are traditional construction litigation and alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Understanding the key differences between these is crucial for anyone in the construction sector...
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ADR | 07 May 2024
Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) where parties involved in a construction dispute seek to resolve their differences through facilitated negotiations with the assistance of a neutral third party called a mediator. Mediation is a voluntary, confidential, and flexible process that aims to help parties find a mutually acceptable resolution to their dispute. Here are key features...
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