​Name: 
Tim Marlow FPD

Location:  
United Kingdom 
Contact details: 
+44 (0)203 6336569

Detailed CV available on request from Prime Dispute. 

Qualifications: 
MSc in Construction Law and Dispute Resolution, FCIArb, FCIOB, MAE, MEWI, FPD 

Specialisation: 
30+ years in the construction industry, last 10 years in dispute resolution as an Expert in Delay Analysis. Appointed as party representative and Expert Witness on many occasions.

Languages:
English
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Regions served: 
United Kingdom and further International regions as requested. 
Industry Sectors:*​
  • Construction
  • Civil Engineering
  • Infrastructure 
  • Power 
  • Oil & Gas 
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Practice Areas: *​​​
  • Commercial Negotiator
  • Expert Witness
  • Independent Expert​
  • Specialist Panel​​
Background information: 

Tim has over 30 years of experience and has been appointed as an Expert Witness and compiled Expert reports on Delay on numerous occasions. He has also compiled reports on the analysis of claims for extension(s) of time to assist in the resolution of disputes. He also has extensive experience in the preparation of construction programmes using critical path analysis techniques, resource scheduling, and programme monitoring of major construction projects, including:
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  • Airports;
  • Power facilities;
  • ​Roads, railways;
  • Office buildings;
  • Hospitals;
  • Schools;
  • Residential developments;
  • Hotels;
  • Leisure Sector;
  • Oil & Gas installations.

​Tim is a Fellow of Prime Dispute, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, Chartered Institute of Building, a Member of The Academy of Experts, Expert Witness Institute and passed with merit the MSc in Construction Law & Dispute Resolution at Kings College London. He has experience and a good understanding of all the commonly used Contract Forms.
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Detailed CV available on request from Prime Dispute. 
*Prime Dispute also provides a 'Formal Appointment Service', All our senior neutrals who are officially appointed will need to comply with our ' Formal Criteria' before nomination.
*Conflict checks would need to be undertaken prior to the neutral being formally appointed.