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VideoAccounting for Uncertainty Virtual CPE Series: Construction Breakout – How to Prepare for and Effectively Navigate Construction Disputes
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October 20, 2020
Partner-in-Charge, Forensics and Litigation Services
Managing Director, Forensics and Litigation Services
Partner, Risk Advisory Services and Higher Education Industry Co-Leader
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In the current climate, construction companies and project owners face a myriad new challenges, including concerns about health and safety, delays resulting from employee illnesses, supply chain disruptions and increased prices for materials, as well as contract delays or cancellations. Contractors must keep their employees safe and institute what could be costly best-practice measures, while facing potential claims from employees if they get sick due to a company’s perceived lack of response to the dangers of the coronavirus. All stakeholders in the construction process need to prepare for potential disputes and understand their rights and responsibilities. This includes understanding applicable clauses in construction contracts and subcontractor agreements as well as business interruption clauses and other provisions in insurance contracts.
Construction Breakout: How to Prepare for and Effectively Navigate Construction Disputes
Our team shares insights related to the following:
- Managing risk through awareness of key provisions in construction contracts, subcontractor agreements, and insurance policies (including builder’s risk and business interruption)
- Ensuring continuity of operations during turbulent times through proper planning and following industry best practices
- Preparing for potential disputes including maintaining adequate documentation and quantifying damage claims
Presenters:
- Jared Jordan, Partner, Financial Advisory Services – Weaver
- Brandi Kleinman, Partner, Risk Advisory Services – Weaver
- Dan Graves, Managing Director, Forensics and Litigation
This webinar is for all levels of business professionals, accountants and CFOs. Please note that CPE credit is not awarded for recorded webinars. Keep an eye on our events page, or sign up to receive invites for future webinars.
In the current climate, construction companies and project owners face a myriad new challenges, including concerns about health and safety, delays resulting from employee illnesses, supply chain disruptions and increased prices for materials, as well as contract delays or cancellations. Contractors must keep their employees safe and institute what could be costly best-practice measures, while facing potential claims from employees if they get sick due to a company’s perceived lack of response to the dangers of the coronavirus. All stakeholders in the construction process need to prepare for potential disputes and understand their rights and responsibilities. This includes understanding applicable clauses in construction contracts and subcontractor agreements as well as business interruption clauses and other provisions in insurance contracts.
Construction Breakout: How to Prepare for and Effectively Navigate Construction Disputes
Our team shares insights related to the following:
- Managing risk through awareness of key provisions in construction contracts, subcontractor agreements, and insurance policies (including builder’s risk and business interruption)
- Ensuring continuity of operations during turbulent times through proper planning and following industry best practices
- Preparing for potential disputes including maintaining adequate documentation and quantifying damage claims
Presenters:
- Jared Jordan, Partner, Financial Advisory Services – Weaver
- Brandi Kleinman, Partner, Risk Advisory Services – Weaver
- Dan Graves, Managing Director, Forensics and Litigation
This webinar is for all levels of business professionals, accountants and CFOs. Please note that CPE credit is not awarded for recorded webinars. Keep an eye on our events page, or sign up to receive invites for future webinars.