South Carolina Construction Law Desk Book, 2nd Edition Out of Stock
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Contributing Authors:
K. Michael
Barfield
Alexandra
B. Breazeale
Stephanie
G. Brown
Matthew E.
Cox
W. Kyle
Dillard
John J.
Dodds IV
Adam J.
Floyd Mason
A. (Andy)
Goldsmith, Jr.
Neil S.
Haldrup
M. Stokely
Holder
Tracy T.
James
Bryan P.
Kelley
Wesley
(Wes) B. Lambert
W. Greyson
Land
Bonnie A.
Lynch
Carmela E.
Mastrianni
J.W. (Jay)
Matthews III
Keith C.
McCook
John T.
Merrell
David A.
Nasrollahi
Tara E.
Nauful
Boyd B.
(Nick) Nicholson, Jr.
Paige C. Ornduff
F. Lee
Prickett III
Joshua D.
Shaw
Franklin J.
Smith, Jr.
R. Patrick
Smith
Joshua D.
Spencer
Taylor H.
Stair
Ford H. Thrift
© 2022
With 12
chapters and more than 550 pages, this book is the only SC Bar - CLE
publication
that addresses construction law in South Carolina. Written by 31
contributing
authors it covers all realms of construction law, from licensing
requirements,
bidding public projects, drafting, and negotiating construction and
design
contracts, procuring the appropriate surety products, and best practices for
securing
payment for materials or services, to the resolution of construction and
design disputes based in contract or tort.
Whether
your practice revolves around construction law and its various nuances, or
you have a
client with the occasional need for construction-related services, every
South
Carolina lawyer that is confronted with a construction-related issue should
have the South Carolina Construction Law Desk
Book, Second Edition.
Each
purchase comes with a downloadable version of the book.
SUMMARY OF
CONTENTS:
• Licensure
of Construction Professions and Occupations
• Public
Construction Projects - State and Local
• Contract
Clauses
• Claims
Arising Out of Contract or Quasi Contract
•
Construction Defect Claims and Damages
• Design
Professional Liability
• Payments
•
Mechanics’ Liens
• Bonds and
Suretyship
•
Alternative Dispute Resolution
• A Survey
of Labor & Employment and Workplace Safety and Health Law for Construction
Lawyers
• The Basics of Bankruptcy Law for Construction Lawyers
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