Construction Arbitration: Organising Claims and Expert Evidence
This file demonstrates CounselO’s role in managing an arbitration matter arising from a construction dispute, including document review, legal strategy formulation, assistance in drafting memoranda, following the hearings, and analysis of engineering expert reports. It also highlights CounselO’s role in organizing claims and linking them to evidence, which helped obtain an award for the claimant obliging the respondent to pay multiple amounts for payments and invoices, delay, demolition, attorney’s fees, expert fees, and arbitration costs.
Content updated: 2026-09-28
Work sample date
August 2026
Jurisdiction
Saudi Arabia
Work type
Arbitration - Commercial - Disputes - Contracts
Document language
Arabic
Client type
Individual
The matter
The matter was a complex arbitration dispute arising from a construction contract intertwining legal, technical, and financial aspects, including payments, invoices, delay, technical violations, and variations. The main challenge was organizing numerous facts and documents into a clear, coherent file and linking each claim to its legal and technical evidence while maintaining a strong position before the arbitral tribunal despite multiple defenses and detailed issues.
Work performed
CounselO transformed the sprawling dispute, which contained numerous facts and documents, into a legally and technically organized case, enabling the presentation of claims in a stronger and more persuasive manner.
Outcome or value delivered
The published account records an arbitral award in the claimant’s favour covering payments and invoices, delay, demolition, legal fees, expert fees and arbitration costs. CounselO supported the claimant’s representative by organising the legal, financial and technical case. No total award amount or subsequent enforcement outcome is stated in this account.
How should multiple construction-arbitration claims be organised?
Use one line per claim: contractual basis, event, technical evidence, calculation and relief sought. Keep invoices, delay, demolition and professional costs separate; an award schedule and proof of collection answer different questions.
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