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Registration: 7:30am
Instruction begins: 8:00am
Lunch: 12:00pm
Concludes: 5:30pm
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| COURSE LOCATION:
Donovan Hatem LLP
Two Seaport Lane, 8th
Fl
Boston, MA 02110
Your
Host:
John McDonnell, Esq.
Nearest Hotel:
Seaport Hotel at World Trade Center
Boston
877-732-7678 |
Seaport Hotel
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This course qualifies for 8
Continuing Education Credit Hours approved by
AIA.
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| Design-Build Contract &
Risk Management
--- MAY 14, 2007
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BOSTON,
MASSACHUSETTS
8:00am
to
5:30pm |
A 'must attend' for anyone in
Design-Build:
This
course focuses on applying effective
contracting language as well as
insurance, bonding, surety products and
the strategies needed to successfully execute
design-build project delivery. Key issues
relevant to public and private sector
owners and design-build entity
teams will be addressed, making this seminar
critical for anyone utilizing integrated project
delivery. Emphasis will be placed on
providing relevant legal, contracting, insurance
and risk management knowledge, along with
approaches for applying this knowledge to the evaluation
of your existing risk mitigation measures.
Key Topics:
- Design-Build process variations
- Teaming Agreements
- Insurance Basics and Considerations
- Risk
Allocation
Students will come away from
this course with the ability to:
- Understand the various options for structuring
the design-build team and determine the factors
influencing the structure that is right for your
project.
- Discuss traditional versus non-traditional risk
allocation and how these risks affect each
party.
- Explain the key types of insurance
coverage, including the characteristics of each and
the differences in
coverage.
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Course Presenter: Robynne Thaxton Parkinson
 Robynne
Thaxton Parkinson is Of Counsel at Groff Murphy
Trachtenburg & Everard PLLC, a Seattle-based law
firm that specializes in representing clients in the
construction industry and provides a comprehensive array
of services to contractors, owners, engineers and
designers. She is also an adjunct professor at
Seattle University. Ms. Parkinson has represented
numerous owners, design builders and contractors in the
construction process from providing strategies in
approaching the process to contract negotiations through
disputes, alternative dispute resolution and
litigation. She also advises and represents a
variety of companies in labor and employment
matters.
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