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How private communications, perceived bias, prejudgment, unclear authority and role overreach can turn a dispute-avoidance mechanism into another source of conflict.
How independence, member selection, project familiarity, equal information, site visits and clear procedures make a standing dispute board credible and useful.
Why a dispute board that follows the project from commencement can reduce information loss, accelerate issue resolution and preserve relationships before disputes harden.