EDITOR'S NOTES | Issue 2-7
publication date: Feb 15, 2004
This week’s cases demonstrate that, given the frequency of litigation in construction contracts, the contract language is critical. The cases also show that arbitration must explicitly name parties and issues involved in the dispute, and that all claims must be supported by documentation. For the contractor in a hurry, this week's Tips and Techniques provides basic recommendations to improve contract administration and reduce claims mishaps. For those interested in scheduling certification and standards, check out the upcoming event announcements.
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