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For construction lawyers

A movement record with dates, not a reconstructed memory.

Disputes drift when the only history of a crack is what someone recalls. A dated inspection and a monitoring record give the brief something firmer to sit with the expert evidence.

The decision

What was seen, what was measured, and what is still an opinion.

You need material that distinguishes what was seen, what was measured, and what is still an opinion. Those get collapsed too easily when the only document is a quote.

How we help

A record that can sit beside the expert evidence.

Dates, locations and readings

What was observed, where devices were placed, and how those points moved over the agreed period. The dashboard is a visual record, not a narrative written backwards.

Able to sit with expert reports

The movement record is organised so an engineer, building consultant or other expert can consider it. It is not drafted as a substitute for their report.

A hard edge around opinion

We will explain what the monitoring shows. We will not advise on liability, contract, evidence strategy or prospects.

Monitoring

Where a daily record helps this decision.

If proceedings or a dispute are already contemplating “has it kept moving since the letter of demand”, devices can answer that prospectively. Reconstructing the same fact from photographs is the weaker alternative.

See the devices and the dashboard

What we will not do

GMA does not provide legal advice or representation, and does not act as the structural or geotechnical expert when that is the question in the matter. We provide movement evidence and practical coordination of what was recorded.

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