Enables non-attorneys in the construction industry to understand how the construction process and law interact in order to resolve disputes without going to court. Analyzes specific issues concerning contracts, subcontracting, tort claims, insurance and bonds. Recommends strategies for avoiding or terminating litigation if a claim arises. Includes actual case studies and a complete reference of relevant AIA, EJCDC and NSPE documents.
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Enables non-attorneys in the construction industry to understand how the construction process and law interact in order to resolve disputes without going to court. Analyzes specific issues concerning contracts, subcontracting, tort claims, insurance and bonds. Recommends strategies for avoiding or terminating litigation if a claim arises. Includes actual case studies and a complete reference of relevant AIA, EJCDC and NSPE documents.
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In the traditional construction setting, the major participants are: (1) owner, (2) architect, (3) engineer, (4) general or prime contractor, and (5) subcontractors. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
licensing bonds, tribunal administrator, quarterly method, steel subcontractor, public court system, many construction contracts, construction disputes, additional administrative fee, defaulting contractor, framing contractor, conventional litigation, proposed arbitrators, prime contractor, bid shopping, construction litigation, different legal theories, arbitration rules, fees clause, awarding agency, differing site conditions, traditional litigation, cement contractor, other subcontractors, neutral arbitrator, mediation rules Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, New York, American Arbitration Association, New Jersey, Client Trust Account, Internal Revenue Service, Engineers Joint Contract Documents Committee, Foster Wheeler, Laws Ann, Post-Filing of Litigation After, Surgery Center, American Institute of Architects, City of Miami, Eichler Homes, Federal Arbitration Act, Grayco Constructors, Insurance Code, San Francisco, Star Paving New!
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In the traditional construction setting, the major participants are: (1) owner, (2) architect, (3) engineer, (4) general or prime contractor, and (5) subcontractors. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
licensing bonds, tribunal administrator, quarterly method, steel subcontractor, public court system, many construction contracts, construction disputes, additional administrative fee, defaulting contractor, framing contractor, conventional litigation, proposed arbitrators, prime contractor, bid shopping, construction litigation, different legal theories, arbitration rules, fees clause, awarding agency, differing site conditions, traditional litigation, cement contractor, other subcontractors, neutral arbitrator, mediation rules Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, New York, American Arbitration Association, New Jersey, Client Trust Account, Internal Revenue Service, Engineers Joint Contract Documents Committee, Foster Wheeler, Laws Ann, Post-Filing of Litigation After, Surgery Center, American Institute of Architects, City of Miami, Eichler Homes, Federal Arbitration Act, Grayco Constructors, Insurance Code, San Francisco, Star Paving New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Construction Industry Contracts 1989: Suppt: Legal Citator and Case Digest (Construction Law Library) by WILEY in Front Matter (1), and Front Matter (2)
- Construction Law (Building & Surveying S.) by Michael F. James in Front Matter (1), and Front Matter (2)
- Construction Subcontracting: A Legal Guide for Industry Professionals (Construction Law Library) by Overton A. Currie in Front Matter
- Federal Construction Contracting (Construction Law Library) by James F. Nagle in Front Matter
- California Construction Law 2004 Cumulative Supplement by Kenneth C. Gibbs in Front Matter
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