Mr. Van Benschoten is a construction claims professional. He has broad experience as a consultant in scheduling and forensic delay analysis, quantum development and defense, productivity and disruption analysis, advisory services, and dispute resolution.
Philadelphia
Kurt Van Benschoten is a construction claims professional with significant consulting experience in scheduling and forensic delay analysis, quantum development and defense, productivity and disruption analysis, advisory services, and dispute resolution.
Mr. Van Benschoten assists owners, contractors, and designers in delivering capital projects and provides expert analysis and advisory services. He resolves disputes related to large and complex construction projects and has consulted clients on projects throughout the United States and Canada. He helps clients on issues on building construction, infrastructure, transportation, oil & gas, pipeline, medical facilities, and industrial power and petrochemical plants.
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Strengthening Export Control Compliance: Advanced Strategies for Third-Party Audits
This article first appeared on Law360 on July 7, 2025. In a recent Law360 article, Michael H. Huneke of Hughes Hubbard & Reed and John Rademacher and Abby Williams of Secretariat explore advanced strategies for strengthening export control compliance through improved third-party audits. U.S. technologies continue to be diverted to foreign adversaries, often through networks of resellers […]