Rapid initial assessment
Identify the live issues quickly, isolate the records that matter, and establish where entitlement, liability, and exposure need immediate attention.
AI-assisted analysis and game theory for contract claims and disputes.
Dispute Adviser combines real-world project expertise, AI-assisted analytics, and game-theory modelling to assess claims, test positions, and support better decisions earlier. It is designed for construction, engineering, infrastructure, energy, process, IT, facilities management, and other contract-intensive projects.
| Project Type | Contract | Nature of Claim/Dispute |
|---|---|---|
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Construction Engineering Infrastructure Process and Energy Pharmaceutical IT / Information System Facilities Management |
FIDIC Suite NEC3/4 JCT / ICE / IChemE MF/1 / EPC / Turnkey AIA / EJCDC / AGC GC/Works Bespoke Framework / Partnering / JV |
Variation and change Delay, disruption and acceleration Extension of time and prolongation Design responsibility and defects Payment, valuation and final account Information flow and interface risk Breach of contract and negligence Termination and project close-out |
AI-assisted review
Use structured AI-assisted analysis to organise information, test contract obligations, and focus the review on the facts and documents that drive the outcome.
Game-theory strategy
Model strategic options more realistically so you can compare responses, escalation routes, and likely outcomes before committing time and cost.
Our Approach
AI-assisted review. Game-theory-informed strategy.
Dispute Adviser leads with an AI-assisted analytics engine built from real-world expertise to deliver faster, more objective review and information appraisal at a fraction of the typical cost.
The methodology then applies game theory to model strategic scenarios and support more realistic planning across negotiation, escalation, settlement, and dispute resolution pathways.
The five-step process below takes the review from uploaded records through assessment, focused review, positioning, and response strategy across a wide range of contract forms and dispute scenarios.
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Step 1
Upload Data
Upload information to the Dispute Adviser secure client data area, for example contracts, drawings, project plans, progress records, and supporting data.
Step 2
Pre-assess
Dispute Adviser assesses the strength of the claim or dispute, the further substantiation required, and the immediate actions needed to protect position and limit exposure.
Step 3
Focused Review
Focus on the key issues through targeted review to obtain a clearer view of facts and outcomes, including variation, delay, disruption, design liability, payment, defects, and information flow.
Step 4
Positioning
Carry out a holistic review of the underlying facts to provide a clearer view of liability, entitlement, and the associated risks and opportunities.
Step 5
Strategy
Based on the overall position, Dispute Adviser presents outcome scenarios and cost-benefit comparisons to help you plan the next steps with greater realism and commercial clarity.
See Dispute Adviser in action
Ready to review a dispute?
Start with an early view of the issues, the records that matter, and the realistic strategic options before cost and position harden.
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