Scheduling Impact Claims: Common Legal Issues and Practical Considerations for Asserting and Proving Delay, Disruption, and Acceleration Claims
Common Legal Issues and Practical Considerations for Asserting and Proving Delay, Disruption, and Acceleration Claims. The course will be a practical discussion of what sorts of things a contractor/subcontractor/owner should be thinking about in order to prepare for the eventuality of a delay, disruption, or acceleration claim. Presented by a construction attorney and a construction scheduling expert, the seminar will discuss important legal aspects of delay, disruption, and acceleration claims while also going over the practical realities of asserting or defending such claims, such as what a critical path analysis entails and what documents a scheduling expert would ideally want a contractor, subcontractor, or owner to have in order to analyze a scheduling-impact claim.
Learning Objectives/ Outcomes: Understand the function of risk-shifting clauses – why do they exist and why should you use them? How to identify the risk-shifting clauses in a contract – where to look and how to identify them. Enforceability of particular clauses – know the law. Contract negotiation tactics – how to utilize risk-shifting clauses to your advantage.
Target Audience: General contractors, Owners, Subcontractors, and Sureties.
Presenter: Shailendra Kulkarni (sullivanhill.com)
Shailendra “Shay” Kulkarni is a shareholder at Sullivan Hill and member of the Construction, Insurance, and Litigation practice groups. He focuses his practice primarily in the areas of construction and real estate litigation, insurance coverage litigation and analysis, and complex civil litigation. He also practices in the areas of surety litigation and construction-industry contracts.
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Co Presenter: Roger Nelson, PE, PSP, LEED AP,
Mr. Roger Nelson, PE, PSP, LEED AP, has over 15 years of experience in the AEC industry. He has worked in the field alongside architects, subcontractors, and engineers and provides services on construction-related disputes for complex projects.
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Becca Schaffer
Education & Safety Training Marketing Manager
Associated General Contractors of America
San Diego Chapter, Inc.
10140 Riverford Road, Lakeside, CA, 92040 becca@agcsd.org | Direct Line: 619-592-4533