1. Reasons for the Contractor's failure to submit due claims.

2. Reasons for rejection of claims.

3. Types of claims.
 Reasons for the Contractor’s Failure to Submit Due Claims

• The Contractor believes that filing a claim could spoil the relationship with the owner.

• The project manager's failure to study the contract documents, terms, specifications, costs or
requirements.

• The Contractor's lack of knowledge or training on how to handle claims.

• The project manager’s focus on execution and his neglect of contractual aspects/

• The project manager's belief that all changes will be settled by the end of the project.
 Reasons for rejecting claims by the Owner

1. The Contractor is responsible for the delay or damage subject of the claim.

2. Delay in submitting the claim and/or failure to follow the procedures mentioned in the contract.

3. Poor and unprofessional claim preparation and submission.

4. A Owner's belief that simply submitting a claim is defrauding the contractor to obtain funds.

5. The claim is based on false information or inaccurate calculations.

6. The claim is due to an expected cause prior to contracting.

 Types of claims

• Extension Of Time (EOT) Claims

• Acceleration Claims

• Variation Claims

• Change of work order Claims

• Unforeseen Conditions

• Damages claims caused by authorities or change in laws

• Force Majeure Claims

• Suspension of works Claims

• Termination Claims