Is a Joint Venture Right for Your Project?

Intel, Honda/LG, Amazon, OSU/Wexner, Google, Meta – construction and development in central Ohio is booming!

While offering high potential rewards, mega projects also come with increased risk to construction companies performing work. Joint venture agreements can help interested firms share risk and pool resources so that they can participate in what may seem like otherwise inaccessibly large projects.

The Ice Miller team will explore joint venture formation and governance basics, from agreement drafting, corporate formalities, and day to day task management on projects. Additionally, they will review dispute resolution and JV liability issues so that you and your team know basic do’s and don’ts before entering into a joint venture.

PRESENTERS:


Jeremy Grayem is senior counsel in Ice Miller’s Columbus office. He focuses his practice on the representation of public and private clients in all aspects of litigation. He advises his clients at all stages of pre-litigation and litigation, evaluating the risks and benefits of litigation and examining potential avenues for early and effective resolution. Jeremy has extensive experience with government-related litigation, utility-based litigation and complex commercial litigation. Jeremy is a graduate of Miami University and The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law.		Joe Guenther is an attorney in Ice Miller’s Litigation Group. He concentrates his practice on commercial and construction litigation matters. Joe regularly represents contractors, specialty contractors, subcontractors, owners, developers, design professionals, suppliers, insurers and sureties in a wide variety of commercial, tort and contract matters involving construction. He handles such disputes as breaches of contract, construction defect claims, project delay claims and changed site conditions. Joe is a graduate of The Ohio State University and the University of Notre Dame Law School.		Steve Mroczkowski is a partner in Ice Miller’s Chicago office. He represents businesses up and down the construction contract chain—from owners and developers and lenders and sureties to contractors and subcontractors to architects and engineers—helping them deal fairly with other parties and protecting their rights when those other parties fail to meet their obligations. Steve regularly advises clients on issues involving breach of contract, lien and bond claims, defects, defaults, complex commercial foreclosures, lease disputes, liquidations, bankruptcy preference and fraudulent transfers. Steve is a graduate of North Central College and the Chicago-Kent College of Law.

COURSE DATE: Tuesday, Sept. 12 | 8 - 10 AM

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