IICLE’s 13th Annual Real Estate Short Course will help both residential and commercial real estate practitioners take their practice to the next level! Plenary session highlights include a case law and statutory update, insight into how the Trump administration is affecting the practice, handling privacy and cybersecurity concerns, important updates on ALTA forms and title insurance, and a fair housing simulated mediation. Whether you are a novice or experienced practitioner, the educational and networking opportunities provided by this course are not to be missed!

Learn about duty to perform changed work and compensation-based refusals, unauthorized extra work, constructive change orders, the cardinal change doctrine, and more. Originally presented as part of Construction Litigation Dispute Resolution, available in its entirety as P1814-18U.

Get insight into the different types of economic and non-economic losses that can arise in a construction defect dispute. Originally presented as part of Construction Litigation Dispute Resolution, available in its entirety as P1814-18U.

Learn how to prosecute and defend construction defect claims; from preserving claims and defenses during the investigation and repair of construction defects, to the disclosure and presentation of expert opinions. Originally presented as part of Construction Litigation Dispute Resolution, available in its entirety as P1814-18U.

Both newer and seasoned litigators will benefit from expert advice on dealing with the multitude of participants and issues in the construction process from many of the authors of the IICLE Construction Dispute Litigation handbook (2018 edition). Utilizing a complex hypothetical, learn about issues unique to construction litigation, including acceleration and delay, commercial defects, disruption/loss of productivity, and construction accidents. Understand how to more successfully handle insurance issues and special defenses, work with experts/consultants, and recover damages.

Explore the legal and contractual factors that determine architect and engineer liability exposure, including how design professionals face risks unique from other project participants. Originally presented as part of Construction Litigation Dispute Resolution, available in its entirety as P1814-18U.

Learn about relevant ethical standards and rules implicated in connection with the representation of multiple clients within a construction project and the use of common interest or joint defense agreements in connection with that representation. Originally presented as part of Construction Litigation Dispute Resolution, available in its entirety as P1814-18U.

Learn about duty to perform changed work and compensation-based refusals, unauthorized extra work, constructive change orders, the cardinal change doctrine, and more. Originally presented as part of Construction Litigation Dispute Resolution, available in its entirety as P1814-18U.

Learn about critical clauses and their impact on liability in construction litigation. Originally presented as part of Construction Litigation Dispute Resolution, available in its entirety as P1814-18U.

Explore personal injury claims arising out of construction projects and consider the exposures of contractors, construction managers and design professionals. Originally presented as part of Construction Litigation Dispute Resolution, available in its entirety as P1814-18U.