An unfortunate consequence of adopting new technology for railway projects and products is that it can lead to disputes and claims between the parties involved. Carl Simms, director - HKA Europe, Baoqiang Zheng, partner - HKA Asia, and Tracy Doyle and Sid Scott, partners - HKA America, explain how such disputes can be avoided in the first place.
Better coordination and upfront planning can help avoid major project disputes
An unfortunate consequence of adopting new technology for railway projects and products is that it can lead to disputes and claims between the parties involved. Carl Simms, director - HKA Europe, Baoqiang Zheng, partner - HKA Asia, and Tracy Doyle and Sid Scott, partners - HKA America, explain how such disputes can be avoided in the first place.
More time spent on the design stage of a project can avoid problems during construction. Photo: Shutterstock/Dave Colman
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