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Course Outline
THE
LAW OF CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING
(Two Days)
Construction in Canada is a multi-billion dollar industry. At its foundation are a series of independent and inter-locking contractual relationships between numerous parties who do not always have the same goals and objectives. This is the complex world of construction contracting.
To manage these complex relationships effectively and with the least exposure to disaster, contract management professionals need knowledge. We give you tips, tricks and training to help you navigate this area of the law with a keen awareness of the inherent legal jeopardy.
Construction Contracting is a difficult, time-consuming and legally risky business. The laws of contract, competitive bidding, agency, negligence, engineering and architecture, all intersect to create a web of potential pitfalls and liabilities for the unwary. Industry and professional practice add to the confusion. But, with knowledge and awareness, an Owner can administer a well-done, on-time, on-budget project.
THE LAW OF CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING is a two-day intensive legal education seminar designed specifically for the supply management professional who needs to understand the many complex elements of contracting for construction, where the risks are and how to resolve them to achieve a well-done, well-built, on-time and on-budget project completion. We explore the laws and practices of Construction Contracting, focusing on the obligations and liabilities of the three major parties in the construction contract matrix - the Owner, the Architect-Engineer and the Contractor and explore the numerous legal risks involved in construction projects.
THE COURSE WILL COVER:
• participant's rights and responsibilities in law and in practice;
• how to avoid unnecessary legal risks by contracting more effectively;
• how to reduce costs in Construction Contracting;
• why design-build and partnering hold both promise and additional risk for all participants;
• and much, much more.
GET THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS
• discover new legal decisions on bidding and tendering
• manage the legal risks of Major Works Construction
• learn the true extent of Engineering and Architectural liabilities
• avoid the three most common claims against the Owner
• identify the real problems of Design-Build contracts
• understand the liabilities and obligations of the Owner
• and much, much more.
All participants will receive a complete set of detailed course materials including the leading case summaries in Construction Contracting as reference material. This course will be presented in an interactive lecture format to allow ample opportunity for questions.
For more information, please 
For detailed content information, call Bob Worthington at: 604-488-0114.
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No public presentations are scheduled. If you are interested in having a course in your region, please fill out our Mailing List Form. When we have 15 people from any city interested in a course, we will schedule it. Or, if you have 12 to 40 people in your organization to train, please contact us for an in-house course at rcworthington@shaw.ca. Thanks. |
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About the Instructor: ROBERT C. WORTHINGTON An award-winning lecturer in law, Robert C. Worthington,
LLB, has taught purchasers and contract managers throughout Canada
for over 26 years, specializing in the laws of contract, competitive
bidding and procurement. He has written two books on contract
and procurement law, designed especially for contracting and purchasing
professionals. Now, for informed purchasers who want current information
on issues in procurement law at their fingertips, Robert is pleased
to present his newsletter "The
Fine Print - Procurement Law Review". All of Robert's
publications and law seminars are entertaining as well as informative.
For more information please check out the links on his website
at www.purchasinglaw.com. |
Robert C. Worthington
WORTHINGTON AND ASSOCIATES LTD.
Box 34192 Station D
Vancouver, B.C. Canada V6J 4N1
email: rcworthington@shaw.ca
Tel: (604) 488-0114
