Mr. Bilkhu is a Chartered Quantity Surveyor with over two decades of experience. He specialises in providing expert quantum opinion and advice for adjudication, arbitration and litigation including assessments of prolongation, productivity and inefficiency (disruption), variations, final account and claims evaluation. Mr. Bilkhu has served as an independent expert in several adjudications relating to loss and expense, variations and defects.
Mr. Bilkhu commenced his career providing pre and post contract quantity surveying services including cost planning and estimating, procurement and tendering, valuations, final accounts, negotiation and agreement.
For more than 15 years, Mr. Bilkhu has worked in dispute avoidance and resolution, providing independent expert services on a broad range of projects within various sectors, including buildings, rail, civils, infrastructure, and energy. Mr. Bilkhu regularly supports the named quantum expert in large-value domestic and international disputes, conducting detailed forensic investigation and quantum analysis, including drafting expert reports, and assisting legal teams in the preparation and management of witness evidence and cross-examination.
Mr Bilkhu is familiar and has experience with many standard forms of contract, including NEC, JCT, ICE and FIDIC.
Expanding Opportunities for Overseas Enforcement of PRC Judgments and Awards
Amanda Rasmussen and Kristine Kwok examine the gradual expansion of reciprocal enforcement regimes and the growing recognition of PRC judgments and arbitral awards in major jurisdictions, highlighting increasingly favorable conditions for cross-border recovery.
12 Secretariat Experts Recognized in Lexology’s 2025 Commercial Litigation Report
12 Secretariat experts have been recognized in the Lexology Index 2025 Commercial Litigation report for their exceptional work supporting clients in some of the world’s most complex and high-stakes disputes.
Managing Director Bob Broxson provided expert reports, deposition, and trial testimony on behalf of Marathon Oil Company in a historic trial – the first held by the Texas Business Courts since their opening in September 2024. The landmark case stemmed from natural gas delivery interruptions during the 2021 Winter Storm Uri.