Verrill Voices

In episode 2 of the Verrill Voices series of Construction Law podcasts covering changes to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) contract documents, Verrill Dana attorneys John Giffune and Rob Ruesch discuss recent changes to termination provisions, including termination for cause and termination for convenience.

The contracts discussed in this podcast may be accessed at www.aiacontracts.org.

In this final installment of the Verrill Voices podcast series discussing recent changes to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) contract documents, Verrill Dana attorneys John Giffune and Rob Ruesch discuss the architect’s role in resolving disputes between contractors and developers, and how that role has changed.

The contracts discussed in this podcast may be accessed at www.aiacontracts.org.

In episode 2 of the Verrill Voices series of Construction Law podcasts covering changes to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) contract documents, Verrill Dana attorneys John Giffune and Rob Ruesch discuss recent changes to termination provisions, including termination for cause and termination for convenience.

The contracts discussed in this podcast may be accessed at www.aiacontracts.org.

In this final installment of the Verrill Voices podcast series discussing recent changes to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) contract documents, Verrill Dana attorneys John Giffune and Rob Ruesch discuss the architect’s role in resolving disputes between contractors and developers, and how that role has changed.

The contracts discussed in this podcast may be accessed at www.aiacontracts.org.

In episode 2 of the Verrill Voices series of Construction Law podcasts covering changes to the American Institute of Architects (AIA) contract documents, Verrill Dana attorneys John Giffune and Rob Ruesch discuss recent changes to termination provisions, including termination for cause and termination for convenience.

The contracts discussed in this podcast may be accessed at www.aiacontracts.org.

In this edition of the Verrill Voices podcast, Verrill Dana Construction Law attorneys John Giffune and Rob Ruesch kick off a three episode series on what construction professionals need to know about recent changes to the American Association of Architects (AIA)contract documents. Specifically discussed are changes to evidence of financial arrangements provisions and contractor responsibility for means and methods.

The contracts discussed in this podcast may be accessed at www.aiacontracts.org.

In this edition of the Verrill Voices podcast, Verrill Dana Construction Law attorneys John Giffune and Rob Ruesch kick off a three episode series on what construction professionals need to know about recent changes to the American Association of Architects (AIA)contract documents. Specifically discussed are changes to A201 provisions regarding the Owner's obligations to disclose its financial arrangements for project funding and contractor responsibility for Owner directed means and methods.

The contracts discussed in this podcast may be accessed at www.aiacontracts.org.

In this edition of the Verrill Voices podcast, Verrill Dana Construction Law attorneys John Giffune and Rob Ruesch kick off a three episode series on what construction professionals need to know about recent changes to the American Association of Architects (AIA)contract documents. Specifically discussed are changes to A201 provisions regarding the Owner's obligations to disclose its financial arrangements for project funding and contractor responsibility for Owner directed means and methods.

The contracts discussed in this podcast may be accessed at www.aiacontracts.org.

Job descriptions are important for ensuring that employers and employees are on the same page as to job duties and expectations, but what should be included? This episode of HR Law 101: Understanding the HR Basics, featuring Verrill Dana labor and employment attorney Tawny Alvarez, will focus on best practices in crafting job descriptions for different duties within your organization.

Job descriptions are important for ensuring that employers and employees are on the same page as to job duties and expectations, but what should be included? This episode of HR Law 101: Understanding the HR Basics, featuring Verrill Dana labor and employment attorney Tawny Alvarez, will focus on best practices in crafting job descriptions for different duties within your organization.