Contractors that pursue third party construction claims are seeing results, according to a new research report by Collaboration Management and Control Solutions. Construction litigation finance is not limited to rudimentary forms of organization. Technology is driving the future of construction litigation investment with surprising outcomes.
An LFJ Conversation with Michael Kelley, Partner, Parker Poe
Contractors that pursue third party construction claims are seeing results, according to a new research report by Collaboration Management and Control Solutions. Construction litigation finance is not limited to rudimentary forms of organization. Technology is driving the future of construction litigation investment with surprising outcomes.
Bassam Samman, PMP, PSP, EVP, GPM authored the 10 page expose’ profiling the latest technological innovations related to efficient systems and processes related to construction litigation finance. Samman rightfully suggests that organization is key, further highlighting the necessity to digitize construction claim blueprint documents. Furthermore, Samman analyzes technological reporting use cases for instances of tracking deadlines to help push successful construction claims to fruition.
Samman notes quality and best practices in construction claim management are an artform. His report operates as a resource tool, profiling technology that is fueling the next generation of a successful construction litigation finance marketplace.
