Litigation Risk

Litigation Risk Totals Section of Risks Page

Purpose

Litigation risks are risks that have been identified in a construction project with the potential for developing into litigation issues. CIC Advisor applies machine learning techniques like natural language processing to predict the occurrence of such risks in your project. It also incorporates reinforcement learning by allowing for user feedback within the application.

The Litigation Risks section displays the following information:

Last 7 Days: Displays the number of litigation risks identified in the past 7 days.
The colors of the threshold settings represent the following:
- Green: Indicates 0 - 1 risks (Low)
- Amber: Indicates 1 - 3 risks (Medium)
- Red: Indicates greater than 3 risks (High)
  Note: The threshold settings for this field can be changed by modifying the Litigation Risks in Last 7 days settings in the CIC Advisor Administration application. Contact your CIC Advisor administrator to modify the risk thresholds to suit your organization standards.
Totals: Displays the total number of risks identified for your project.

The colors of the threshold settings represent the following:
- Green: Indicates 0 - 10 risks (Low)
- Amber: Indicates 1 - 30 risks (Medium)
- Red: Indicates greater than 30 risks (High)
  Note: The threshold settings for this field can be changed by modifying the Litigation Risks in Total settings in the CIC Advisor Administration application. Contact your CIC Advisor administrator to modify the risk thresholds to suit your organization standards.
Risks Identified in the last 6 months Graph
The line graph displays any trends in litigation risks in your construction project. The litigation risks identified across your projects over the past six months are categorized by severity. The X-axis displays the months during which the litigation risks occurred. The Y-axis displays the number of risks identified.

Click More details to view a list of health and safety incidents identified with a predicted risk of delay on the Litigation Risk Page.

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