Bones of contention

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Barrett, N

Language: English Series: New Civil Engineer ; 8 February 1996, 20-26(6)Publication details: 1996Subject(s):

Summary: Special report on the construction industry`s use of legal professionals in dispute resolution. Discusses increased use of mediation techniques, contractor`s opinions of the legal services they employ, how to keep legal costs to a minimum, and technological developments that are creating efficient methods of bringing disputes to court.

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Special report on the construction industry`s use of legal professionals in dispute resolution. Discusses increased use of mediation techniques, contractor`s opinions of the legal services they employ, how to keep legal costs to a minimum, and technological developments that are creating efficient methods of bringing disputes to court.

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