Construction Litigation

    The Construction Litigation Committee strives to bring together litigators who primarily practice construction law and provide members with valuable content, benefits, and mentoring that will support all aspects of professional growth and development at every stage of their careers. The committee sponsors programs on various topics, bringing together more than 2,100 construction litigators from diverse backgrounds, levels of experience, practices, and geographical areas.

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    Support Historically Underutilized Businesses to Grow Your Construction Practice

    Brian R. Gaudet - October 29, 2020 | A unique feature of construction yields a potential source of clients.

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    Are Your State’s Construction Laws Ready for Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies?

    By Thomas D. Franklin and Brian R. Gaudet – September 6, 2019 | Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are going to become more widespread in the near future. Are our various state construction payment statutes ready for this inevitability? Probably Not.

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    It’s Complicated: Mediating Multiparty Construction Disputes

    By Scott St. Marie – September 9, 2019 | An examination of challenges arising in the mediation of construction disputes involving numerous parties, and shares approaches a mediator should consider to enhance the prospects of successful resolution.

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    USSC Decision Suggests Any State Rule Requiring Clear and Unambigous Waiver of Jury Trial in Arbitration Provision May Be Pre-empted by the FAA

    By Jeanne Schubert Barnum | The recent USSC decision in Kindred Nursing holds that invalidation of any arbitration provision in a contract, if it does not include a clear and unambiguous waiver of trial by jury, is inherently hostile to arbitration and therefore pre-empted by the Federal Arbitration Act.

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    Basic Tips for Witness Preparation for Successful Deposition Testimony

    By Ronald Williams | A well-prepared witness is the key to a successful deposition. Here is a helpful guide for making sure your witness knows the law, understands the rules of engagement and is ready to provide measured, accurate responses.

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