August 2, 2004

KEEPING THE PEACE

By Joseph A. McManus, Jr.
McManus, Schor, Asmar & Darden, L.L.P.

As a construction lawyer, I spend one-third of my time writing contracts, one-third troubleshooting construction projects and one-third in the formal resolution of construction claims. The overall goal for each of these phases is to ensure that the client’s expectations have a good chance of being fulfilled. Making money is generally the expectation of all the participants in the project. It is when participants are projecting losing money where most projects experience problems. This article…

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