Mastering Legal and Contractual Principles for EOT and Cost Claims Evaluation

Overview

The goal of this course is to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the legal and contractual principles involved in the evaluation of Extension of Time (EOT) and associated cost claims. Participants will learn how to accurately evaluate and manage such claims to mitigate potential legal and financial risks.

This course focuses on the principles, processes, and best practices involved in evaluating EOT and cost claims. It addresses the underlying legal and contractual issues, including contract law principles, dispute resolution mechanisms, and practical strategies for claim evaluation and management. By the end of this course, participants will be well-equipped to handle EOT and cost claims effectively, safeguarding the interests of their organizations.

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for project managers, contract managers, cost engineers, quantity surveyors, lawyers, and other professionals involved in contract administration and management, particularly those dealing with EOT and cost claims.

Target Group: The target group for this course includes professionals involved in the evaluation and management of EOT and cost claims across various sectors, particularly those in construction, engineering, procurement, and contract administration.