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Proving Acceleration and Inefficiency Claims in Construction Contracts
Proving Acceleration and Inefficiency Claims in Construction Contracts
Proving Acceleration and Inefficiency Claims in Construction Contracts
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Loss of productivity claims are among the most challenging disputes for construction professionals to litigate. Materials from this program address: (1) Demystifying the Law of Lost Productivity Claims and (2) Recovering Impact Damages.
Authors: Mark A. Sgarlata; Christopher J. Brasco; Christopher M. Anzidei; Adam M. Tuckman; Blake V. Peck; Mairav R. Mintz; and Ken Smith.
Trim Size: 8.5 x 11
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Section of Public Contract Law
Page Count
90
Product Code
5390282COR
Publication Date
11/1/2010 12:00:00 AM
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