Legal and Regulatory
Prevent, Mitigate and Resolve Disputes With DRBs
A dispute review board (DRB) cannot guarantee elimination of post-project litigation, but when used properly, it can be an effective tool to prevent and resolve disputes rapidly during construction.
By Neal J. Sweeney
March 2, 2018
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by Neal J. Sweeney
Neal J. Sweeney is a partner in the business and litigation and construction practices at Jones Walker LLP's Atlanta office. He is also co-editor of the 2017 Construction Law Update.
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