Disputes on construction projects rarely begin when owners, developers, constructors and design professionals decide to file a summons and complaint or are served with them, thus begging the question of why litigation preparation often starts so late.
Construction Disputes Are Won — or Lost — Before the Complaint Is Filed
By aligning legal and project teams, preserving evidence and building a credible record before the first litigation pleading is filed, companies can enter litigation with a coherent, fact-driven narrative supported by evidence that will improve their ultimate negotiation leverage.
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Nicholas Kauffman and Harrison Perlstein
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