Construction law runs the gambit, from the small residential project, to the moderately sized project to the large projects in the public and private sectors. And, as an attorney, you may represent the individual homeowner, the contractor, the subcontractor, or the developer in the chain of construction participants.

This course has been developed by some of New Jersey’s finest construction law attorneys to offer NJ lawyers a basic knowledge of New Jersey construction law, from the initial contract drafting to the filing and advancement of a construction claim. The program will include a discussion of:

• Overview of the construction industry-the players and the terminology
• Public and private bidding and surety bond concerns
• Key contract clauses from the owner, contractors’, and subcontractor’s perspectives
       - notice, change orders, indemnification, warranties, payment and more
• Private and public Lien Law
• Litigation of construction law claims
       - changed conditions
       - default and termination
       - documentation
       - delays and acceleration
       - payment and change order claims
       - warranties
• ADR, arbitration, litigation, and mediation in the era of remote proceedings
       - the advantages, disadvantages, and practical considerations
• …and more