Construction defect litigation is inherently complicated. This is because construction involves a multitude of parties with separate contracts that create potentially divergent, and, at times, conflicting interests and motives. One source of complication is the accumulation of large quantities of documentation to be reviewed and analyzed, including e-mails, drawings, specifications, correspondence, meeting minutes, purchase orders, etc.Another source is the continuing evolution of design styles and construction methodologies, which has resulted in new and complex ways for projects to go wrong. New products may not perform as promised; new systems may not have all the kinks worked out, and radical