Legal and Regulatory
Risky Business: Contractual Protections in the 'New Normal'
The various parties in the construction process may have different risk tolerances.
By Daniel Lund III
December 5, 2022
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by Daniel Lund III
Daniel Lund III practices in the area of construction litigation with a focus on construction and surety litigation. He represents general contractors, major subcontractors, sureties, public and private owners, and wireless telecommunications carriers and owners of telecommunications infrastructure. Dan also serves nationwide as a construction mediator and as a construction arbitrator through Perry Dampf, and arbitrations only through the American Arbitration Association.
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