
Construction Arbitration Handbook discusses and defines arbitration, reviews modern arbitration statutes, examines agreements, and analyzes all the procedures necessary for successful construction arbitration. It Case summaries Text of the Arbitration Act Industry rules Suggestions on how to use alternative language to avoid problems Discussion of awards enforceability, attacking an award, judicial attitudes toward arbitration, and choosing an arbitrator Samples of typical contracts pertaining to construction arbitration Examination of petitions and applications of awards
This handbook investigates the procedural and legal frameworks required to navigate arbitration within the construction industry effectively. Author James Acret utilizes his legal expertise to synthesize complex statutes, case law, and industry-standard rules into a practical guide for practitioners. The text provides a comprehensive analysis of the arbitration process, from the initial drafting of agreements to the final enforcement or challenge of an arbitration award.
What You Will Find
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Legal professionals and construction industry experts frequently cite this work as a foundational reference for understanding the mechanics of dispute resolution. Practitioners value the inclusion of sample documents and the clear breakdown of procedural requirements for enforcing awards.
Page Count:
375
Publication Date:
1985-01-01
Publisher:
Shepards/McGraw-Hill
ISBN-10:
0070002282
ISBN-13:
9780070002289
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