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If Your Project Goes Bad and You End Up In Court . . .
Effective Project Management Procedures Can Help You Minimize Your Exposure
This webinar will show you what you MUST document and what you
SHOULD NOT document to help you win in court! WPL Publishing Co., Inc., publisher of Construction Claims Advisor and Construction Advisor Today,
announces the return of one of its most popular interactive webinars: ___________________________________________________________________________ Special "Best Practices Construction Law" Blogger's Discount! From Paper to Paperless:
Controlling Construction Documentation,
Improving Record Management
and Identifying Risk in an Electronic Age Wednesday, May 2, 2012
1:00 – 2:30 PM EDT
Presented by:
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Matthew J. DeVries
Member, Stites & Harbison PLLC and Founder of
www.bestpracticesconstructionlaw.com
Learn best practices for documentation and record management in this 90-minute webinar — From Paper to Paperless: Controlling Construction Documentation, Improving Record Management and Identifying Risk in an Electronic Age. This interactive program will provide you with guidance to help you develop effective procedures for documenting your projects, including the transformation to the paperless project. You’ll get answers to your pressing questions about electronic evidence on a construction project, including the legal issues surrounding social media. This course will explore: - Why are proper records so essential for claims and disputes?
- “Putting it in writing” rule – what should you record?
- What is the hearsay rule?
- Critical project documentation – what you absolutely need to document; and non-critical documentation – what you don’t need to document
- How to use project management software and Web-based capabilities to move towards a paperless project, establish good audit trail and consolidate project documentation
- Are electronic documents subject to the same discovery rules as paper documents?
- Is a written instruction via e-mail the same as a change order?
- How do social media platforms (Twitter, Facebook, MySpace) affect your project? Do you need a social media policy for your employees?
- AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!
In addition, a 10-to-15 minute period has been reserved at the end of the panelist presentation for an interactive question-and-answer session so you can discuss specific issues or gain additional knowledge about topics discussed. Who Will Benefit?
This webinar is a must if you’re a design professional, engineer, architect, owner, contractor, subcontractor, manufacturer, supplier or attorney. Register now to gain a better understanding of what you should and should not document to help you win in court!
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