Legal and Regulatory
AIA Analysis: New Construction Termination Considerations
New language in the AIA A201-2017 provides parties to a construction contract an improved starting point to address the problems that typically develop when an owner terminates a project for convenience.
By Dean W. Farley
June 12, 2018
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by Dean W. Farley
Dean W. Farley is an experienced transactional attorney and litigator who helps a broad array of construction, real estate, manufacturing and other companies identify, pursue and achieve their strategic business objectives. He advises developers, investors, owners, tenants, investment funds, contractors and subcontractors, privately held and family-owned companies, and mid-sized corporations on matters ranging from construction financing, contracts and agreements to lease negotiations and real property acquisitions and sales.
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