When the Arbitration Board awards a party a compensation, including time related claims, the Arbitration Board is infamous for awarding the claim discretionary, awarding either one third, one half or two thirds of the claim, depending on the credibility and quality of documentation of the claim. This method is clearly seen in our “review of acceleration costs in Danish Arbitration practice”
This both means that it is hard and unlikely to get awarded a claim in full, but conversely it is also easier to have a claim partially awarded.
It is important that this is kept in mind when going forward, as even just convincing the Arbitration Board of the probability of a claim is likely to get awarded a part of the claim.