Green building and the construction lawyer
Subtitle: a practical guide to transactional and litigation issues
By: editors: Melissa A. Beutler, Matt Devries, Edward B. Gentilcore, Christopher D. Montez, Tracy L. Steedman
Publisher: Forum on Construction Law
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Chicago, Illinois
Language: eng
Number of pages: 458
ISBN-13: 9781627225519
Subjects: Sustainable buildings; Law and legislation; Design and construction; Standards
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Green building 101 / Daniel Dorfman; title: Nuts and bolts of green / Ian Forshner; title: Sources of green building law / Monica Freeman; title: The LEEDing criteria / Logan Hollobaugh; title: Green building case law survey / Matt DeVries; title: Matching owner and architect expectations : green advocacy and the necessity for informed consent; title: Identifying design and construction provisions impacted by and impacting on desired green building goals/objectives raised by LEED rating system / Angela Stephens; title: Contractual definition of the project's green goals, green risk allocation, and project delivery methods / Joyce Hackenbrach; title: A understanding the ConsensusDocs 310 Green Building Addendum / Steve Charney; title: The American Institute of Architects and the Design-Build Institute of America develop approaches for green/sustainable design, construction and design-build contracting / Ed Gentilcore; title: Green property insurance / Asha Echeverria; title: Bonding considerations for green projects / Asha Echeverria; title: How green are these projects when it comes to energy and water performance / Theresa Ringle; title: A scientific look at LEED, Green Globes, and Energy Star / Kevin Garrison; title: Achievable energy performance / Cathy Altman; title: Litigation issues for the project owner / Stephen Del Percio; title: Litigation issues for the design professional / Vic McConnell; title: Litigation issues for the prime contractor / Sonal Mithani; title: Third-party claims / Kimberly A. Davison and Jason L. Cagle.