Basic Construction Law: Beyond Hammer & Nails, The Next Chapter

May 29, 2015 at 9:00am4:30pm
New Hampshire Bar Association

Seminar Room
2 Pillsbury Street
Concord, New Hampshire

Preti Flaherty attorney, Kenneth Rubinstein, will participate in a panel discussion at the New Hampshire Bar Associations' Basic Construction Law CLE program.  This program is packed with legal analysis and practical advice on basic construction law concepts. Topics will include:

  • Project Delivery Methods
  • Standard Form Contracts and Master Agreements
  • Design Documents
  • Lien Waivers and Lender Assignments
  • Differing Site Conditions
  • Liquidated Damages
  • Pay-if-Paid/Pay-when-Paid Clauses
  • Defects and Warranties
  • Residential Considerations
  • Mechanic's Liens
  • Payment Bonds
  • Dispute Resolution Alternatives

Ken Rubinstein is co-chair of the Preti Flaherty Construction Law Practice Group, where he represents owners, engineers, architects, contractors, subcontractors, equipment suppliers, sureties, insurers, and other members of the construction industry in contract negotiations, claims management, arbitration and litigation, in matters involving public and private projects.

For more information on this program, visit the New Hampshire Bar Association website.

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