Legal and Regulatory
Tarriffs, a Pandemic and War: Construction Contracts Must Withstand the Unforeseeable
Collaboration and cooperation are key to successful project completion when unanticipated events occur.
By Adam Handfinger, Brett Moritz and Adrian Bastianelli III
May 10, 2022
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by Adam Handfinger
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