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Reconstructing Construction Law: Reality and Reform in a Transactional SystemThomas StipanowichPepperdine University School of Law 1998 Wisconsin Law Review, 1998 Abstract: In this article, Professor Stipanowich extensively explores the entire transactional system surrounding contracts for design and construction of the built environment. He examines the legal landscape of construction, focusing on “cases of trouble,” and evaluates options for reforming the legal framework including codification, a Restatement and more narrowing tailored legislation. He also discusses the critical role played by families of contracts and mechanisms for the management of relational conflict.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 116 Keywords: built environment, construction law, commercial code, construction code, Restatement, arbitration, mediation, partnering, contract, relational contracts Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: May 17, 2012Suggested CitationContact Information
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