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EDITOR'S NOTES | Issue 2-31

publication date: Aug 1, 2004
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Our first case in this issue shows that a valid case by a contractor can be won under appeal. The second case shows that appeals are not a slam dunk. The third case proves that you can win some and lose some in the same case. This week’s Digests takes a look at the Construction Lawyer - Summer 2004 issue.

In Tips and Techniques, attorney Joe McManus discusses peaceful resolution of claims on the jobsite, while reminding subcontractors that they are not powerless to negotiate equitable adjustments. Mediation, rather than litigation or arbitration, can prove a valuable tool.

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