Legal and Regulatory
Representations and Certifications: Implementing Processes to Protect Executives and the Company
The many representations and certifications contractors must adhere to have legal consequences. Inaccurate or incomplete representations can impair the validity of the contract.
By Patrick J. Greene Jr.
July 10, 2020
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Legal and Regulatory
by Patrick J. Greene Jr.
In Patrick Greene’s nearly 30 years with Peckar & Abramson, the nation’s largest construction law firm, he has been a key member in its Government, Compliance, Litigation and Project Management Practices. He has also been an active participant and leader among organizations such as the ABA Forum on the Construction Industry, Public Contract Law Section and Construction Litigation Committee. Recently, Mr. Greene has served as co-chair of P&A’s COVID-19 Task Force and published articles and presented programs focusing on the Construction Industry’s response to the crisis.
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