Why You Should Attend?
The world of construction is governed by a distinct set of laws and legal principles that bear directly on the preparation and negotiation of construction contracts, including the critical choices that need to be made in allocating various risks and rights. A thorough understanding of this legal framework leads not only to a smoother and quicker contracting process, but also to fewer disputes.
How these key laws and principles affect the drafting of common contracts in this industry. The legal principles that govern the construction industry and examine the perspectives that various players including architects, contractors and subcontractors should consider when engaging in the construction contracting process.
What You Will Learn?
The laws and legal principles that will be discussed include:
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Indemnification
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Standard of care
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Spearin doctrine
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Miller Act and Little Miller Acts
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Prevailing wage rules
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Mechanics’ liens
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Concept of acceleration
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No damages for delay
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Jobsite safety
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Correction period
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Prompt payment
Who Should Attend?
This accredited continuing legal education program from ALI CLE is designed for attorneys representing property owners, developers, and contractors involved in construction projects as well as design professionals, construction managers, subcontractors, suppliers, and their legal representatives.
Program Schedule:
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Construction Contracting Today: Key Legal and Drafting Issues
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