Increasingly, organizations choose to have specialized experts manage their projects from design to completion. For an Owner, outsourcing these activities can be beneficial, cost-effective, and productive. But the Owner / Project Manager relationship carries considerable risk as well. This risk can be minimized (and even avoided) by addressing key issues at the beginning of the relationship and managing them throughout the project. Avoiding Legal Risk in Project Management examines the typical problems and legal disputes which arise in Project Management and provides participants with the tools, knowledge, and insight necessary to successfully safeguard against them. Both Owners and Project Managers will find this course valuable.
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The Owner – Project Manager Relationship |
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The Roles, Responsibilities, and Liabilities of Both Parties |
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The Project Management Contract |
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Managing the Independent Contractor as Project Manager |
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Key Clauses and Requirements for All Project Manager Contracts |
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Liability for Loss and Damage – Is Insurance Enough? |
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Managing Change Orders and Directives Lawfully |
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Ending a Project Management Relationship |
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And more! |