The 2007 AIA Document: Changes in Formal Dispute Resolution
Design Professional's Attention to Contract Clauses Can Pay Dividends
Protection of Architectural Plans
Remote Relations and Legal Duties of Design Professionals
Trying To Do the Right Thing: Self-Preservation by Good Faith Decision Making
Negligent Misrepresentation and the Economic Loss Doctrine
The "Bargained-for" Result: Torts, Contracts, and Statutes of Limitation
Making the Most of Standard Indemnity Clauses
The Ability To Disclaim Liability Resulting from Inspection Duties
Design Disclaimers and Implied Warranties
Stumbling Blocks to the Defense of Torts and Contractual Indemnity Claims
Architects and "Design and Construct" Liability under the ADA
The Design Professional's Responsibility for Job Site Injuries
Design Professional Liable for Approving Payment Absent a Bond
The Design Professional's Protection under the Economic Loss Doctrine
What Is Subrogation ... and Why Is My Contract Waiving It?
AIA Standard Form Is an Acceptable "Allocation of Risk"
The Design Professional's Obligation of Good Faith
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