EDITOR'S NOTES | Issue 2-25
publication date: Jun 20, 2004
In this week’s case summaries, we find that oral agreements can be enforced in the courts, that it is important to maintain unambiguous written notices and records, that contractors can be held liable for future damage to a property and that a contractor should think carefully about taking responsibility for a subcontractor’s actions. In Tips and Techniques, we have an update on Greg Fordham’s Eichleay article plus important coverage on forensic scheduling and AACEI’s new Planning and Scheduling Certification program.
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