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Construction Arbitration Books
Construction arbitrations are at times highly technical, and these construction arbitration books cover many of the core issues that arise over the course of a typical construction arbitration.
Arbitration Practice In Construction Contracts, by D. Stephenson (1993)
While becoming very dated, this book gives a decent general overview of classic construction arbitration law and practice.
Construction Delay Claims, by B. Bramble, M. Callahan (2011)
This recent book is a leading reference work used by practitioners in construction arbitrations involving delay claims. It also provides a helpful analysis on using construction schedules to prove the impact of delays.
International Construction Arbitration Law, by J. Jenkins, S. Stebbings (2006)
Useful practical guide to dispute resolution under construction contracts, this volume is intended primarily for in-house counsel. It provides a solid overview of mediation, conciliation, determinations by dispute review boards and expert panels, as well as construction arbitrations.
Keating on Construction Contracts, by V. Ramsey, S. Furst (2011)
A classic construction law text, this book is a useful reference on the legal principles governing building contracts, and their interpretation by courts, in the UK and other European urisdictions. It does not focus exclusively on construction law arbitrations, however.
Mediation in the Construction Industry: An International Review, by P. Brooker, S. Wilkinson (2010)
This book provides a good overview of dispute resolution mechanisms in construction arbitrations, focusing on mediation in common law jurisdictions.
Proving and Pricing Construction Claims, by R. Cushman, J. Carter (2000)
This book is a leading reference work on construction claims, covering the presentation of claims, the determination of damages and establishing liability. It has long been the foundational primer for attorneys, forensics consultants, owners, construction managers, contractors and design professionals who are dealing with construction claims.
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