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Four Tips for Drafting Contractual Safety Provisions
Here are best practices for including safety-related language in contracts.
By Jeanne M. Harrison and Stephen M. Reams
May 3, 2022
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by Jeanne M. Harrison
Jeanne M. Harrison, Esq., is an attorney in the Nashville office of national Construction Law firm Smith Currie. She can be reached at jmharrison@smithcurrie.com. Visit smithcurrie.com to learn more.
by Stephen M. Reams
Stephen M. Reams, Esq., is an attorney in the Atlanta office of national Construction Law firm Smith Currie. He can be reached at smreams@smithcurrie.com. Visit smithcurrie.com to learn more.
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