Legal and Regulatory
How to Prepare for Potential Construction Disputes Resulting From COVID-19
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.
By Helga A. Zauner
July 15, 2020
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Legal and Regulatory
by Helga A. Zauner
Helga A. Zauner, CVA, CFE, MAFF, is a Managing Director of Forensics & Litigation Services for Weaver, the largest independent CPA firm in the southwest. She can be reached at helga.zauner@weaver.com.
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