Troubled projects are always a challenge for all parties involved. Oftentimes each party has lost their will to partner with each other and there is an overall lack of trust by all parties. Each side blames the other for everything that has occurred while the project languishes and there is little motivation to solve the problems and get the project back on track.

The first steps in developing a plan of attack on a project in crisis requires an investment in time and energy to perform the key analyses necessary to understand the issues and facts that are causing the challenges. This investment allows us to develop a proper baseline condition and to establish a foundation for moving forward.

Further, this effort allows us to review the project for potential litigation and claim risk for our clients and ensures that any risk points are identified and managed for our clients best interests.

Occasionally, a troubled project cannot be resolved without claims or litigation. When that becomes necessary, our team is prepared to work to develop a strong position of advocacy for our clients; whether that is developing an affirmative claim or the vigorous defense of a submitted claim.