Before you sign any new contracts, make sure you are knowledgeable about the terms and conditions in the construction contract. Learn the 7 key elements of construction contracts to help you craft them and keep you out of court. Introducing: Practical Aspects of Negotiating Contract Terms and Conditions: A Non-Attorney Perspective -- Wednesday, September 23, 2009, 1:00 - 2:30 EDT. For details, click here.
This informative 90-minute interactive program will provide you with important information concerning commercial terms and conditions, including:
- Why scope of work, including careful, clear and definitive description -- is the most important part of a construction contract or subcontract
- Understanding the cash flow implications of various terms of payment including down payment/early payment, paid when paid, paid if paid terms, incentives for timely payments and electronic funds transfer
- A description of various forms of indemnity with examples of each
- If additional insured status and contractual liability can reduce risks
- Clauses that you can add to your contracts to protect you from change/differing site condition claims down the road
- The best dispute resolution clause you should negotiate in your contracts
- And, much more
Regional Business Development Manager, Matrix Service Inc.
Sponsored by: WPL Publishing Co., Inc., publishers of Construction Claims Advisor, Construction Project Controls & BIM Report and Green Building Insider announces this valuable new Interactive Webinar offering Unlimited Listeners per Connection.
Attendees will also benefit from a 10-to-15 minute interactive question-and-answer session at the end of the panelist presentation to discuss specific issues or gain additional knowledge about topics covered. This 90-minute seminar will give you practical insight to draft contracts designed to work in your favor.
This webinar is a must if you’re a design professional, engineer, architect, owner, contractor, subcontractor, manufacturer, supplier or attorney. Sign up today to gain a better understanding of contractual provisions regarding shop drawings, minimize your risks and stay out of court! Click here to register today.



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