Scott schedule
A table that sets out disputed items one to a row, with each side's position and figure side by side.
by Jack Butler-Kettle · About 1 min readShare
Further detail
A Scott schedule compares disputed items in a structured table. Typical columns show the allegation or item, the claimant's amount, the response and supporting references. It makes differences easier to see, but the schedule itself does not prove the facts or decide the dispute.
Use one clear item per row and preserve the evidence behind it. Claim assessment and response can help organise a response to itemised allegations.