Legal & Project Management Tips for Staying On the Job and Out of Court.

Which contract terms are key to avoiding litigation – or positioning yourself to win if it can’t be avoided? How do you negotiate the best contract possible for the company? Does your project team understand how to protect the company’s rights on the job? How do you ensure that the contract is being followed and your rights protected? Make sure your team has the contractual tools and the know-how to build the job to avoid litigation.

COURSE DATE: Thursday, Jan. 25 | 8 - 10:30 AM

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	J. Thomas "Tom" Nocar (Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP) is a partner in the firm's Litigation Practice Area. Before becoming a construction attorney, Tom spent more than 25 years managing construction projects. His unique skillset provides a broad technical knowledge of the industry and a practical approach to dispute avoidance and resolution.
	Ryan Sherman (Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP) is chair of the firm's Construction Practice Group. Ryan's construction practice crosses every facet of the industry - from preparation and review of the contract to providing services throughout the life of the project. When disputes arise, Ryan works with his clients to arrive at a resolution vs. resorting to litigation.

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