Lessons in delay analysis

By Aidan Steensma 2019-11-28T13:46:00

Debates over methodology can take on a life of their own and lose sight of the facts

Many readers will be familiar with the SCL Delay and Disruption Protocol, now in its second edition. Among other things, the protocol sets out six commonly used forms of delay analysis in construction disputes. A recent decision of an Australian court has commented on two of these methodologies and the significance of the protocol generally in relation to delay analysis.

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