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01/12/2007
Don't Be $hort-Changed: Know What to Do When Your Contract Changes


As a construction professional, you know how important it is to preserve any claims for delays, acceleration, extra work or changed conditions, and for change orders to accurately reflect the intent of all parties.  Hastily negotiated or vaguely drafted change orders can lead to unnecessary disputes and waived claims for impact costs.

During this teleconference, our speakers will discuss how contract change provisions impact your claims; differences between bid and project costs; and what costs to include in the contract.

Date and Time:  January 12, 2007 at 12 p.m. (CST)

Delivered over the phone, the program will last approximately 90 minutes, with a 30-minute Q&A session following.  It is eligible for continuing education credits for architects, attorneys, engineers and accountants.  Prior registration is required to receive the call-in number and password.  Please contact Lorman.com.
Sherman A. Botts
Phillip S. Lorenzo
Richard D. Rhyne




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