Cumulative Impact and Other Disruption Claims in Construction
$95.00
Authors: Richard J. Long, Rod C. Carter, and Harold E. Buddemeyer
ISBN 978-1-62137-527-2 (hardcover)ISBN 978-1-62137-739-9 (eBook)
256 pages
Cumulative impacts on construction projects remain largely an ill-defined concept. A more thorough understanding of cumulative impacts as defined by the construction industry and courts and boards will aid the contractor in preparing its damages and proving causation. The information herein provides a blueprint for the contractor seeking to recover costs that result from disruption and the cumulative impact of changes. Conversely, information is also provided that can be used by the owner to identify weaknesses in the contractor's claim submittal to better defend against a cumulative impact claim.
Related Items
"Industry and Virtue Joined" Schoolgirl Needlework of Northern New England
$28.99
Author: Leslie Rounds and Tara Vose Raiselis ISBN: 978-1-62137-750-4 (Softcover) 174 Pages In the late...
...Do I Believe? Stories and Art by Survivors
$9.99
Author: Portland Burn Survivors ISBN 978-1-62137-4244ISBN 978-1-62137-4664 158 pages "...do I believe?" is an anthology about...
100 Scribblings
$13.95
Author: Marc Pierre Bonis ISBN 978-1-63868-131-1 (softcover); 212 pages This book consists of 100 personal poems/ideas/observations the author wrote over...
