Legal and Regulatory
Significant Changes to AIA A201 That Contractors Need to Know About
The updated AIA A201 now requires the contractor to include dates of commencement of work, interim schedule milestones and substantial completion along with apportionment of work and time required for completion of each portion of work.
By Douglas K. Gartenlaub
December 11, 2018
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by Douglas K. Gartenlaub
Douglas Gartelaub is a partner at Burr & Forman (Orlando) whose practice is primarily focused on representing clients in disputes related to construction and other matters related to real estate.
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