Construction Law Ed.
Construction Law: What and Why
The Industry Environment: Roles and Perspectives, Project Delivery Systems, and Other Common Contractual Arrangements
Pricing Alternatives
The Design Professional
The Owner-Builder Relationship
Subcontractors and Suppliers
Changes in Plans or Scope of Work
Lesson Eight
Concealed Conditions and Other Anticipated Circumstances
Payment Issues
Lesson Ten
Warranty against Defects
Defective Design, Materials, or Equipment
Lesson Twelve
Defective Construction
Schedule and Delays
Claims Procedures and Measure of Damages
Material Defaults and Termination
Dispute Resolution
Construction Liens
Contract Administration
Public Projects
Competitive Bidding
Insurance
Surety Bonds
Regulatory Matters
Construction Finance
The Economic Loss Problem
Intellectual Property Issues
Safety
Labor and Employment
Lesson 29 (pending)
Sustainable Design
Affordable Housing
International Construction and Design
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