Understanding Surety Bonds in Construction Projects

This program provides an introduction and overview of Surety Bonds and how they are used in construction projects.

Credits: 1 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 0 Other PR

SKU: P2613-26R-03

$65.00 or 1.00 credits

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This program provides an introduction and overview of Surety Bonds and how they are used in construction projects. After introducing the concept of Suretyship, the program addresses the use of Surety Bonds in private and public projects, the factors that can affect obtaining a bond, the various characteristics of bonds, and relevant caselaw in this area.

William S. Piper Esq. & Christian Dobosiewicz Esq., Law Office of T. Scott Leo, PC, Chicago

Expires: 3/1/2028

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William S. Piper Esq. & Christian Dobosiewicz Esq., Law Office of T. Scott Leo, PC, Chicago

Expires: 3/1/2028

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Program Date	3/23/26

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Program Date	3/23/26

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