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Experienced construction lawyers will review the statutes and talk practically about how they apply to construction cases you are handling. The speakers will rely heavily on case studies and actual court decisions to illustrate how these statutes can be traps for the unwary.
The Arizona statutes to be analyzed include:
Plus, Joseph E. McGarry, William F Haug and Curtis A. Jennings provide practice pointers and discuss ethical issues, based on their 160 years of combined experience!
The Completion Date for Self Study is the date you reviewed the materials. Not the Completion Date listed on the Certificate of Completion.
Rental Policies:
The rental period is for 20 days. DVDs must be returned to the State Bar office. A late fee of $10.00 per day will be charged for DVDs not returned on time. You will be responsible for the replacement cost of any DVDs that are lost or damaged. The DVDs are copyrighted material and may not be duplicated.
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Arizona Construction Law Practice Manual, 2nd Ed. 2011-$195* CONTENTS Business Basics Business Formation and Entity Selection, Licensing, Obtaining Surety Bonds, Insurance, Sales Taxation of Contracting, Payroll Taxes and the Risk of Personal Liability, Construction Accounting, Employment and Immigration, Labor Law and Bank Financing of Contractors and Construction Projects Bidding and Contract Formation Competitive Bidding Process, Minority Contracting and Construction on Indian Reservations Construction Law Issues Risk Avoidance, 2007 AIA Consensus Documents Comparison, Termination, Dust Ordinances, Bankruptcy, Indemnification, Architects and Engineers, Arizona’s Economic Loss Rule, Construction Warranties and Equitable Subrogation Getting Paid Construction Claim Introduction, Prompt Payment Act, Surety Claims, Mechanics Liens Claims, Stop Notice Claims, Unjust Enrichment Claims, Claims Against Public Entities, Administrative Claims Act Compliance and Federal Contracts and Claims Mediation, Arbitration, Litigation, Registrar of Contractors Mediation, Suing and Arbitrating, Plaintiff-Contractor Case Development, Preparing the Owner’s Defense. Experts, E-Discovery, Attorneys Fees, Construction Defect Litigation and Registrar of Contractors’ Proceedings Ethics Multiple Representations, Engagement Letters, Former Clients, Spoliation and Ex-Parte Communication with Former Employees Arizona’s Most Important Construction Law Appellate Decisions
Arizona Construction Law, 2d Ed. (1994) & 2010 Cumulative Supplement - $125*
If your clients include contractors and subcontractors, architects and engineers, developers, and lenders, you need the latest decisions affecting construction law in Arizona. And, there`s no better place to find them than in Arizona Construction Law. The first edition was a recognized standard within the industry for more than 18 years. More than 3000 copies were sold! Published in 1994, the Second Edition is destined to become the framework for Arizona construction law practice into the 21st century. Completely updated, reviewed for accuracy by experts in the construction law field . . . with helpful forms, a comprehensive table of authorities, and subject index.
Chapter 1 -- General Problems of Contractors
Chapter 2 -- Subcontracts
Chapter 3 -- Architects and Engineers
Chapter 4 -- Owner`s Liability: Liens
Chapter 5 -- Lender`s Liability: Equitable Liens
Chapter 6 -- Surety`s Liability: Bonds
Chapter 7 -- Arbitration
Chapter 8 -- Government Contracts
Chapter 9 -- Licenses
Forms Table of Authorities Index
Construction Lien Law in Arizona: A Practice Manual (2005)
With Forms on CD - $70 *
Until now, there has never been a single practice devoted exclusively to Arizona lien law. Both the experienced and inexperienced practitioner alike will find this manual useful. Features:
Articulate and detailed explanations of the topic areas of Arizona lien law, Warnings about practice pitfalls, Practice pointers, Voluminous annotations, Several trustworthy forms on disk, Summaries of procedures
Arizona Tort Law Handbook, 2012 $185* Contributing Editors: Steven Plitt & Steven J. Gross Covers a broad spectrum of tort law in Arizona. Topics discussed range from basic torts (such as fraud and assault) to more complicated torts (such as products liability and medical malpractice). This handbook is an invaluable reference tool for Arizona lawyers, including discussions on many pertinent issues, including: Attorney Tort Liability | Insurance Bad Faith | Construction Defects Conversion | Defamation & Libel | Design Professional Liability | Dog Bite Liability | Dram Shop Liability | Emotional Distress Employment Torts | Fraud | Health Care Liens | Medical Malpractice Negligence Products Liability | Punitive Damages | Tortious Intereference with Contracts | Wrongful Death and more.
Michael J. Holden, Holden Brodman PLC Mark E. Barker, Jennings Haug & Cunningham, Phoenix David J. Cantelme, Jennings Strouss & Salmon PLC Melvin Cohen, Mesch, Clark & Rothschild, Tucson Robert O. Dyer, Polsinelli Shugart PC Ruth Franklin, Senior Attorney, Intel Corporation Richard A. Friedlander, Mariscal Weeks McIntyre & Friedlander PA William F. Haug, Jennings Haug & Cunningham Frances J. Haynes, Lewis and Roca LLP Brad Holm Stephen E. Jackson, Warner Angle & Hallam Jackson & Formanek PLC Curtis Jennings, Jennings, Haug & Cunningham Jay M. Mann, Mann, Berens & Wisner LLP Stephen E. Richman, Mariscal Weeks McIntyre & Friedlander PA Joseph McGarry, Lewis and Roca LLP James J. Sienicki, Snell & Wilmer LLP Sharon B. Shively, Sacks Tierney PA David C. Tierney, Sacks Tierney PA Philip Wooten, DeConcini McDonald Yetwin & Lacy PC, Phoenix Barry A. Willits, Holden Willits PLC, Phoenix
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