Suspend Work – "Remain on Standby"

Suspend Work – "Remain on Standby" - Key Words

When an owner issue suspends work directive is the contractor entitled to recover delay and delay damages.? This Webinar examines what damages are typically owed when work is suspended and some limitations of suspension damages. Five court cases setting forth key requirements necessary to collect damages will be discussed during the webinar. Recommendations on what actions contractors should take when work is suspended are provided and why these actions may help owners resolve such claims in the field rather than the courtroom. This webinar dives into the current tests for recovery of damages for both directed and constructive suspension of work claims.

This webinar by industry expert James G. Zack, Jr. dives into the current tests for recovery of damages for both directed and constructive suspension of work claims. The webinar deals with why owners need a Suspension clause in all contracts and how suspension directives should operate. During the webinar, James will discuss five Federal court decisions that now define recovery of suspension damages and identifies the current twelve-point test for damage recovery.

The webinar also offers practical recommendations for contractors on how to proceed if a suspension arises and how these recommendations will benefit owners.

Webinar Agenda

Learn what is a suspension of work
Understand the types and typical causes of suspensions
Be exposed to the operation of a suspension clause
Review what damages are recoverable, and which are not
Be provided with a checklist of the current tests for damage recovery
And learn how contractors can protect their rights to recover suspension of work damages and how owners will benefit