By Brian Gaudet – March 30, 2021 | Mediation is a dispute resolution process that involves people who have feelings, goals, and marching orders. It is not simply an emotionless calculator for determining a monetary settlement.
By Brian Gaudet – March 30, 2021 | An alternative to traditional alternative dispute resolution called med-arb, a combination of mediation and arbitration, should be strongly considered in small and uncomplicated cases.
By Adrian K. Felix and Lindsay Levin – September 23, 2021 | An industry review by Turner & Townsend found that 83 percent of the projects surveyed had experienced pauses or temporary site closures due to COVID-19, and 72 percent reported decreased productivity compared with pre-pandemic levels.
By Brian R. Gaudet – September 23, 2021 |When one party factors, or assigns to a third party, its accounts receivables, a simple payment dispute on a construction project can become more complex.
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.
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.
Learn how to get involved with the Construction Litigation committee and maximize your Section membership!
Oct
24
Events | Webinar
Best Practices for Early Retention of Damage Experts
Attendees will learn best practices for retaining damage experts on construction matters.
Nov
01
Events | In-Person
Women in Litigation Joint CLE Conference
CLE 60 min
Join us as we highlight women leading for success in the courtroom, in the judiciary, and in the profession. This year's conference will feature 9 plenary programs and several networking events.
