Products tagged with 'contract'

Even experienced real property lawyers make some of the most common commercial leasing drafting errors. Using examples from recent high-profile transactions, this course offers practical and eminently useful recommendations to help avoid these drafting errors, improve the quality of any drafting project, and build a stronger professional reputation.

This six-part bi-weekly webcast series covers succession planning basics; employment law for business sellers; the ins and outs of estate planning for closely-held businesses; understanding transactions; understanding family business, shared wealth and power; and transitioning out of the business.

PRE-ORDER This reference is a focused review of the elements and pleadings for various contract and business-related cases.

Learn about duty to perform changed work and compensation-based refusals, unauthorized extra work, constructive change orders, the cardinal change doctrine, and more.

Learn the different types of economic and non-economic losses that can arise in a construction defect dispute and the legal theories that facilitate recovery of those damages.

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, this course addresses the differences between correction and warranty obligations under typical construction contracts and between ongoing and completed operations claims. Express warranties, implied warranties, damages, defenses, and the impact of various waivers and limitation defenses upon latent and patent defects are also reviewed.

The authors of the IICLE® Construction Dispute Litigation handbook (2018 edition) instruct on their best advice for resolving disputes involving the multitude of participants and issues in the construction process. Using a complex hypothetical, this course centers on issues unique to construction litigation, including acceleration and delay, commercial defects, disruption/loss of productivity, and construction accidents. In addition, you will learn key strategies for handling insurance issues and special defenses, working with experts/consultants, and recovering 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.