Event
Construction Contracting 201: Contracting for the Complex Construction Project – A Roadmap to the Key Clauses You Need to Know
Mar
22
Location: New York City Bar - New York, New York
Start Date: March 22, 2018
End Date: March 22, 2018
Start Time: 9:00 am
End Time: 12:30 pm
Speaker(s): Richard R. Volack,
Practice Area(s): Construction & Infrastructure, Construction Contracts & Risk Management,
RegisterRichard R. Volack, Partner in Peckar & Abramson’s New York office, will participate in a panel discussion entitled, “Construction Contracting 201: Contracting for the Complex Construction Project – A Roadmap to the Key Clauses You Need to Know.” This session will concentrate on providing remedies to advanced design and construction issues that plague every complex project. The panel will provide key industry insight as to the best practices for negotiating against surprises.
About Construction Contracts 201
Building off the successful Construction Contract 101 series, this advanced program will provide participants, through the use of a series of case studies, simulations and discussions, with an in-depth roadmap to the key clauses that every design and construction practitioner should understand and know when drafting and documenting a complex construction project. Concentrating on providing remedies to advanced design and construction issues that plague every complex project, the panel will provide key industry insight as to the best practices for negotiating against surprises – all presented from the specialized perspective of owners, developers, design professionals, primes, construction managers, contractors, subcontractors, legal advisors and others. The panel will explain how to identify and understand risks as well as take a closer look at how to successfully draft and negotiate general conditions for construction from each perspective, and transition issues for design professionals and/or contractors during an ongoing project in terms of liability for prior work, indemnity/hold harmless from use/modifications of old plans and inspections conducted prior to transitions. The program will wrap up with an update on the current legal trends, recent touchstone decisions, and coming legal challenges affecting the construction industry and its related counterparts, and how to best tackle these challenges when you come up against them in your practice.