New Hampshire Construction Laws: Best Practices for a Challenging Economy Construction in 2009 is going to be both challenging and exciting.Opportunities in 2009, however, are going to have to be handledwith care and prudence. A thorough understanding of contract principles, good accounts receivable habits, and understanding the forms of alternative dispute resolution for both construction and employment disputes will assist you in making 2009 a successful year. Join Bernstein Shur attorneys George Burns, Terry Shumaker, Michael Bosse, and DawnAngela Minton for this free half-day seminar where the following topics will be discussed: - Overview of construction contracts Express and implied contracts and terms Forms of contracts (AIA, AGC, EJCDC, CONSENSUS) Common approaches to negotiating & drafting contracts - Changes on a project Changes in scope and changes in time Constructive changes and differing site conditions - Payment & collection Payment provisions & claims Mechanics’ liens and other collection tactics Damages in a construction case - Dispute resolution and litigation Mediation and arbitration in construction and labor/employment settings Arbitration provisions in contracts Enforcement of an arbitration award Alternatives to arbitration NH’s mandatory mediation program There is no fee to attend this event. Three ways to register: Mail form to: Client Services Bernstein Shur 100 Middle Street PO Box 9729 Portland, ME 04104-5029 Email: events@bernsteinshur.com Call: 207 228-7354