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When to Involve a Mediator in a Building Dispute: A Guide for NSW Builders
Managing a construction project is a high-stakes balancing act. Even with the best intentions, builder and homeowner disputes can arise, often stalling progress and draining your profits. When a disagreement reaches a standstill, knowing when to pivot from standard project management to professional construction dispute mediation is the key to protecting your business. At Builders Dispute Resolution Network (BDRN) , we specialize in helping the industry navigate these hurdl
John McDonald
Mar 223 min read


Understanding Your Rights Under the Home Building Act NSW with Home Building Dispute Experts
When a residential or commercial building project begins, most homeowners and builders expect the process to be collaborative and straightforward. However, when workmanship issues, delays, or contractual disagreements arise, the situation can quickly evolve into a formal dispute. In New South Wales, the Home Building Act 1989 (NSW) plays a central role in defining rights, obligations, and dispute pathways for both parties. Understanding how this legislation applies to builder
John McDonald
Jan 83 min read


How to Resolve a Builder–Client Dispute Before It Escalates
Disputes between builders and clients are a common challenge in the NSW construction industry. From allegations of defective workmanship to disagreements over contract scope or compliance, unresolved issues can quickly escalate into formal complaints, tribunal proceedings, or costly delays. The good news is that most builder and homeowner disputes can be resolved early—before reaching NCAT or legal action—when the right dispute resolution process is followed. This article ex
John McDonald
Jan 53 min read
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