construction

construction legal skills by jurisdiction

Construction disputes are won or lost on documentation — a poorly drafted variation clause, a missed notice deadline, or an ambiguous force majeure provision can determine liability long before any adjudicator or arbitral tribunal gets involved. The construction legal skills in the ThomasMore catalog address that document-intensive reality, covering contract drafting and review, delay and disruption analysis, subcontractor terms, payment mechanisms, defects liability, and claims preparation across a wide range of jurisdictions and standard form families. Each skill is agent-ready, meaning your AI agent can execute it directly — reviewing a programme for critical path implications, assembling a contractual notice, or checking a retention clause against applicable law — and every capability is reachable over MCP or available as a download.

Construction work is inherently cross-border in its supply chains and increasingly international in its dispute resolution, so the catalog spans both civil-law and common-law jurisdictions, with skills maintained by practitioners who follow the relevant statutory regimes and institutional rules as they develop. Whether you act for employers, contractors, engineers, or funders, filtering by jurisdiction, license, or author surfaces the specific capability your project requires. The open-source contributions in this collection are updated as domestic legislation and standard form contracts evolve, keeping the skills genuinely usable rather than quickly stale. Start with the jurisdiction your current project sits in to see what is ready to run.