Handling construction risks, 2007
Subtitle: allocate now or litigate later
By: chair, Stanley P. Sklar
Contributors: Practising Law Institute
Series: Real estate law and practice course handbook series -- no. N-537; Real estate law and practice course handbook series -- no. N-537.
Publisher: Practising Law Institute
Published: 2007
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 510
ISBN-13: 9781402408663
Subjects: Construction contracts; Breach of contract; Damages; Claims; Construction industry; Subcontracting; Liability insurance; Casualty insurance claims; Finance; Legal ethics; Dispute resolution (Law); Risk management; Risk (Insurance)
Notes: "Ord #11031"--Spine.

Prepared for distribution at the program of the same name, held March 2007.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Risk factors and contractual risk allocation  -- Stanley P. Sklar; title: The construction loan: who really pays for the project? What happens when the loan is in trouble  -- Stanley Sklar; title: Productivity and innovation in the construction industry: the case for building information modeling  -- Patrick J. O'Connor Jr.; title: Is defective construction covered under contractors' and subcontractors' commercial general liability insurance policies? selected issues  -- William D. Lyman; title: 2006- insurance cases  -- Patrick J. O'Connor Jr.; title: Delays and disruptions  -- Bruce W. Ficken; title: A primer on CPM for lawyers  -- Bruce W. Ficken; title: Battleground areas in the enforcement of no-damages-for-delay clauses (2007 update)  -- Josh M. Leavitt, Joseph C. Wylie; title: Ethical landmines arising from the construction process  -- Pamela Phillips; title: False Claims Acts  -- Christi Underwood; title: The project construction schedule from the perspective of the owner and the contractor  -- David Buoncristiani; title: Proving delay damages  -- Michael F. D'Onofrio; title: The AAA guide to drafting alternative dispute resolution clauses for construction contracts  -- submitted by: Robert Meade; title: Risk factors and the allocation of risk in the construction process -- Stanley P. Sklar.