Construction is expensive, and the professionals who complete it can vary wildly in quality. While some professionals uphold the industry’s gold standards, others can be disappointing at best and criminally negligent at worst. In these cases, a judgement call must be made to terminate a project prior to completion. Unfortunately, this process is usually expensive and complicated.
It is possible to ease the stress of ending a project by using a standard structure that considers the contract documents, construction industry standards, and the “iron triangle” (scope, budget, and schedule). This structure does not magically make termination quick and cheap, but it does make the process as efficient and painless as possible. No matter what stage of a construction project gone bad you are in, remember you are not trapped if you negotiate from a position of strength.
"Terminating a Construction Project Before Completion" is for everyone involved in the buildings business, including owners, attorneys, adjusters, property managers, real estate professionals and anyone else caught up in the headaches of a terminated project. The course will explain the roles and responsibilities of the different parties who contribute to a construction project, teach the PFCS Construction Claim Analysis framework, and review case studies that demonstrate successful project termination from the perspective of both owners and contractors.
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Terminating a Construction Project Before Completion: Do's, Don'ts, Claims, & Litigations Date+Time Of Webinar:
December 16,2020
10:00am- 11:00am
Register Now!Credits:
1.0 Credits with the California State Bar; 1.0 Credits with the Nevada State Bar; 0.75 Credits with the Oregon State Bar; 1.0 Credits with the California Department of Insurance. You may be able to self-apply in other states.
Speakers:
Pete Fowler, Susan Gorman, and Yonas Misgina
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