Casemaker Libra

Two States of Construction Law- Working in Both Washington and Oregon

Publication Year: November 4, 2016   Publication Type: Coursebook

Authors:
C. Andrew Gibson, Jakob Lutkavage-Dvorscak, Bart Reed, Thomas H. Wolfendale, Jacob A. Zahniser, Henry C. Breithaupt, D. Gary Christensen, Scott A. Collier, Paul R. Cressman, Doug Gallagher, Sean Gay, Dan Gragg, Amber Hardwick, Roger Lenneberg, Robert L. Olson, Angela M. Otto, Bart Reed, Chris Soelling, Athan E. Tramountanas, Diane C. Utz, Douglas V. Van Dyk, Jacob A. Zahniser

Table of Contents:

	Title
	Co-Chairs And Faculty
	Summary Of Contents
	Program Schedule
	Co-Chair Biographies
	Section Chair Biographies
	Chapter One- A- Contracting For Construction In Or & Wa: Competing Change Order And Notice Requirements
	Chapter One- B- Contracting For Construction In Or & Wa: Competing Change Order And Notice Requirements
	Chapter Two- Construction Claims On Private Projects- The Fine Art Of Mechanic’S Liens And Issues To Consider   1. Introduction   2. The Elements of a Construction Lien   3. Pre-Claim Notices   4. Recording a Construction Lien Claim   5. Foreclosing a Construction Lien Claim   6. Defending a Construction Lien Claim   7. The Stop Notice   8. Lien-Like Remedies on Public Projects
	Chapter Three- Construction Claims On Public Projects- Prompt Payment, Retainage, And Payment Bonds
	Chapter Four-A- Contractor And Developer Licensing And Registration
	Chapter Four-B- Contractor And Developer Licensing And Registration
	Chapter Five-A- Economic Loss Rule And The Independent Duty Doctrine
	Chapter Five-B- Economic Loss Rule And The Independent Duty Doctrine
	Chapter Six-A- 2016 Updates And Trends- Case Law & Legislation
	Chapter Six-B- 2016 Updates And Trends- Case Law & Legislation I. CASE LAW UPDATE II. NEW LEGISLATION
	Chapter Seven- From The Bench: The Judge's Perspective
	Chapter Eight- The Ethics Of Mediation And Arbitration
	Chapter Nine- Rules Of Professional Conduct