IT Litigation Expert Evidence and Dispute Resolution
IT Litigation Expert Evidence should be considered a last resort in any IT engagement. It’s always best to front-load any project with the best available advice to avoid needing this service. IT Litigation Expert Evidence becomes necessary when projects are embarked upon unprofessionally, and service providers fail to respect client expectations, resulting in undelivered services and additional costs. The allure of “Agile” methodologies, with their fast-paced sprints and undocumented requirements, can derail and brick wall any project. When a project is run entirely in-house with internal resources, additional costs are often buried. However, when companies engage external contractors and system implementers, unbudgeted project costs can escalate quickly. If these costs are unresolved and unmanaged, disputes arise. That’s when our services become necessary and highly valuable for recovering a project’s position.
It is also the case that service providers receive conflicting and contradictory instructions from the deployment target client side. Again, costs escalate as unbudgeted rework and effort grow beyond allowances. Disputes arise as services can be withdrawn if project payments are withheld. The end result can be angst and an unproductive, vexatious stalement stalling the project. IT litigation expert evidence, that understands and surfaces and illuminates the outcomes for both parties, can get a project back on track.
Our analysis will consider the many points of failure, including poor contract construction, ill-defined processes, a lack of requirement documentation, failures in the testing process, and resource gaps.
IT litigation expert evidence will provide your organization with a thorough, evidentiary investigation of process and conduct with respect to contractual obligation and work product substantiation. This will follow with a strategy direction for mediation and recovery that allows all parties to move forward with minimal cost and most importantly, a delivered project.
