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Understand and Define Key Substantive Contract Provisions

Go into the next construction project understanding the meaning and impact of common construction contract provisions.
By Phillip L. Sampson Jr. and Richard F. Whiteley
December 7, 2019
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by Phillip L. Sampson Jr.

Phillip L. Sampson Jr., co-chair of the Bracewell’s construction litigation practice group, represents clients in a diverse range of complex business litigation and arbitration matters involving a multitude of industries. He has experience on matters involving contract and payment issues, fraud and business torts, construction defects, products liability, consumer protection claims, real estate and landlord/tenant issues, and trade secret and intellectual property rights for both plaintiffs and defendants. You can contact Mr. Sampson at phillip.sampson@bracewell.com.


by Richard F. Whiteley

Richard F. Whiteley, co-chair of the Bracewell’s construction litigation practice group, has a wide range of experience in trial work and arbitration, with an emphasis on construction litigation, products liability litigation, real estate litigation, and other types of commercial litigation. He has tried and arbitrated cases involving general contractual disputes, construction defects, manufacturing issues, trade secret misappropriation, trademark and copyright infringement, products liability, real estate disputes, business disputes, and premises liability. You can contact Mr. Whiteley at richard.whiteley@bracewell.com.


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