Construction Disputes ― Practice Guide With Forms

New edition of a two-volume reference that assists legal practitioners by providing insights into the challenges of presenting and defending complex construction claims, as well as practical examples and checklists related to drafting many of the key documents used in construction litigation. The 20 chapters cover the initial client interview; risk analysis; project documentation; use of experts; bidding disputes; changes and differing site conditions; delay and acceleration, loss of efficiency, and insurance and bond claims; elements of damages; initiating the case; discovery; case management; alternative dispute resolution; construction arbitration; Federal government contract disputes, forums and forms; court trials; presenting the case; the decision to appeal; and settlement and release. Edited by Thomas J. Kelleher, Brian G. Corgan, and William E. Dorris, all partners in law firms that handle the construction industry. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)