Construction claims and dispute resolution consultants in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE
Soteria's claims experts work across the full range of construction claims. We work with clients to understand their position, build the evidence, and pursue a fair outcome — by negotiation where possible and by formal process where necessary. We act for contractors, subcontractors, project owners and developers, on building, infrastructure, roads, utilities and marine projects.
Claims we prepare and defend
Delay and disruption
Entitlement analysis, as-planned vs as-built, windows analysis and concurrency. Learn more →
Extension of time
Notices, records, critical path demonstration and time impact assessment. Learn more →
Prolongation and acceleration
Time-related cost, thickening, constructive and instructed acceleration. Learn more →
Productivity loss
Measured mile, baseline comparison and disruption quantification. Learn more →
Late payment and cash flow
Interest, financing charges and payment-cycle breach. Learn more →
Loss of opportunity and overheads
Head office charges and unabsorbed overhead recovery. Learn more →
How we work
We support clients at every step: gathering evidence, preparing and submitting documentation, negotiating settlement, and presenting the case through arbitration where required. Because project controls and commercial management are our core practice, our claims are built on programme, progress and change records maintained to the standard a final account and a tribunal will need.
Who we act for
Main contractors and subcontractors pursuing or defending time and cost claims; employers and developers assessing contractor claims; engineering consultants and PMCs needing independent claims support on a live project.
Where
Riyadh and across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Doha, Qatar; Dubai and Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates; and, through our regional offices, Oman and Türkiye.
Start with a claims review
Send us the contract, the baseline programme and the correspondence, and we will tell you where the entitlement lies and what it will take to prove it. Learn more →