Case Studies
Three forensic engagement illustrations. One anonymized real engagement plus two synthetic case studies built on illustrative fact patterns. The badge on each card tells you which is which — we don’t blur that line.
Recreation Centre — 85-Day EOT Claim
Windows Analysis (AACE RP 29R-03, MIP 3.3) of a multi-window municipal recreation centre construction matter. Per-window cause attribution across six months of contemporaneous schedule updates, with concurrency analysis and notice-gate review.
Northern Ontario Gold Mine — Disruption Claim
Measured Mile productivity analysis (AACE RP 25R-03) on a Northern Ontario gold-mining matter, with correspondence threading through the evidentiary record. Disruption-period productivity quantified against an unimpacted reference period, with party attribution.
Municipal Park Infrastructure — Contractor-Side Windows Analysis
Contractor-side forensic delay analysis and EOT submission support on a GTA public park / outdoor recreation complex (2024). AACE 29R-03 MIP 3.3 windows analysis, Eichleay home-office overhead, SCL Protocol §3 notice review. Chain-diff forensic detected retroactive TASKPRED edits in the owner’s eight-update chain.
Disclosure — Anonymized and Synthetic
Municipal Park Infrastructure is an anonymized real engagement — the methodology, the chain-diff finding, and the deliverable structure are drawn from an actual CPP engagement, but the client, the project, and the specific resolution figures remain confidential. Recreation Centre and Northern Ontario Gold Mine are synthetic illustrations — the analytical structure is real and consistent with live CPP engagements, but the underlying parties and contract values are illustrative rather than drawn from a specific matter. Full reference materials for actual CPP engagements are available to retaining counsel on request under appropriate conditions.
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