Legal and Regulatory
Strategies for Resolving Disputes Arising Mid-Project
When disputes arise in the midst of a project, contractors should explore alternative dispute resolution methods that can help save time and money–along with relationships and the project itself.
By Mackenzie Bell and Shoshana Rothman
April 23, 2021
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Legal and Regulatory
by Mackenzie Bell
Mackenzie Bell is in Smith Currie’s Atlanta office. Smith Currie is a nationally recognized law firm focusing on Construction Law and Government Contracts.
by Shoshana Rothman
Shoshana Rothman is in Smith Currie’s Tysons Corner, Virginia office. Smith Currie is a nationally recognized law firm focusing on Construction Law and Government Contracts.
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