Even claims that are expressed clearly, supported by compelling contemporary evidence, and that are aligned to the express terms of the contract , will need an associated strategy that supports all the hard work that will have been afforded to the assembly of the claim itself. The importance of 'surrounding' a claim with the right information, sponsorship and resolution strategy can't be under-estimated. Each claim and project dynamics are of course unique, and therefore a 'one size fits all' approach is doomed to failure. There are however a range of considerations that should be addressed in order to establish the best approach and to maximise the changes of entitlement recovery.
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An associated paper has been added to the Forge Project Forensics library.
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