Ms. Ramesh is a Professional Civil Engineer with extensive experience in the construction industry, specializing in forensic delay analysis, dispute resolution, claims evaluation, and standard of care assessments.
Los Angeles
Inchara Ramesh is a Professional Civil Engineer with a strong foundation in the construction industry and a specialized focus in construction forensic analysis, dispute resolution, and claims evaluation. Her work spans a wide range of infrastructure, residential and commercial projects, where she leads complex analytical efforts to support construction disputes.
At Secretariat, Ms. Ramesh is responsible for evaluating project schedules and delay related issues on both domestic and international projects. She works closely with clients and legal teams from the early stages of claims through mediation, arbitration, and litigation.
Ms. Ramesh develops expert reports addressing a broad spectrum of construction claims, including schedule delays requiring extensions of time, engineering design changes, labor inefficiencies, and construction defects.
In her career, Ms. Ramesh has provided support in various stages of construction – from active project support to post completion claims and formal dispute resolution. Her work supports clients in navigating complex construction challenges with clarity and confidence.
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In the International Construction Law Review, Stuart Jones presents an innovative approach to delay analysis in construction disputes. His article, “Overtaken by Events: What Delay Quantification Can Tell Us About Causality,” introduces a forensic and mathematical framework that challenges conventional assumptions about project delay and causation.
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