Construction Claims
Management (CCM)

Ayham Saleh

PMP · PMOCP

"Recently completed the Construction Claims Mastery course. What really stood out was how much of the practical side of claims is often overlooked, especially when it comes to linking events to actual entitlement and building a solid claim logic. The sessions were very focused on real scenarios and how things actually play out on projects, not just theory. Thanks to Mohamad Faiad and the ConstructaLex team for a valuable and well-structured experience."

Abdul Hakeem Mohammed

Civil Engineer · FIDIC & Claims

"🚀 Highly Recommended: Construction Claims Mastery Training. I recently had the opportunity to attend a highly valuable and well-structured training program, and I must say—it is truly worth attending. A special appreciation and thanks to Eng. Mohamad Faiad from ConstructaLex for delivering an outstanding session. His extensive expertise in construction claims and practical approach made the learning experience both insightful and engaging. The course was professionally delivered, with clear explanations and real-world insights that enhance understanding and can be directly applied in practice. The interactive sessions and structured content added significant value to the overall learning experience. 💡 I strongly believe that participants will gain substantial knowledge and practical skills from this program. 👏 Highly recommended for professionals looking to strengthen their expertise in contract and claims management."

Harshitha MV, MCIArb, PMP®

Project Controls & Planning Engineer

"I'm delighted to have successfully completed Construction Claims Mastery, further strengthening my foundation in subject matter. Highly recommended…..!! Special thanks to Mohamad Faiad, my course mentor and ConstructaLex team members. All the participants for involving in making the every session informative and interactive with their valuable feedback."

Hisham Sabry Ahmad Saad

FCX Fellow · CRCICA Mediator · ACIArb

"This is not a course I took to add a certificate to my wall. I took it because the discipline of construction claims demands continuous sharpening and because the gap between 'knowing claims' and 'engineering a claim that holds' is wider than most practitioners acknowledge."