VERTEX’s Brian P. Hanifin, FCMAA, Senior Managing Director, Claims, Disputes & Forensics, and Rachel Domingo, PSP, Director, Claims, Disputes & Forensics will be featured guests on the CMAA Construction Leaders Podcast in an episode titled “From Disruption to Documentation: Helping CMs Capture the Story Behind Delay.”
Hosted by the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA), the Construction Leaders Podcast brings together industry professionals to discuss practical strategies shaping today’s construction management landscape.
In this episode, Brian and Rachel explore how construction managers can better document project delays and disruptions as they occur. The discussion outlines practical approaches for capturing contemporaneous field data, distinguishing between delay, acceleration, and productivity impacts, and translating real-time project conditions into defensible records.
The conversation also highlights:
- Early warning signs that a project may be trending off schedule
- The importance of contemporaneous documentation
- Objective records that make a difference in mediation or arbitration
- Documentation habits that strengthen defensibility in dispute scenarios
- How technology and structured reporting improve forensic schedule analysis
As part of VERTEX’s Claims, Disputes & Forensics and construction advisory expertise, our professionals regularly support owners, contractors, and counsel in evaluating delays, analyzing critical path impacts, and strengthening project documentation practices.
The episode is now available. Click the Listen Now button to dive into the conversation and learn practical strategies for strengthening project documentation and delay analysis on your next project.
To learn more about VERTEX’s Claims, Disputes & Forensics (CDF) services, or to speak with an expert, call 888.298.5162 or submit an inquiry.