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May 23, 2024

Avoiding Pitfalls in Energy Project Construction: EPC Contract Disputes, Owner Protections, Resolving Claims

This CLE webinar and Q&A will advise power and energy plant owners and their counsel regarding challenges that may arise in energy project construction and effective methods to avoid and mitigate claims, contract disputes, and litigation. The panel will discuss key engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract provisions that must be considered during the negotiation and drafting of EPC contracts to ensure owner protections, properly allocate risks throughout project construction, and avoid and mitigate claims.

Topics will include: 

  • EPC deal structuring and key contract provisions.
    • Understanding key EPC contract provisions—performance standards, remedies, notice, dispute procedures, etc.
  • Avoiding common owner pitfalls in energy project construction and contracting.
    • Owner protection and limitations of liability in EPC contracts
  • Essential methods of protecting against contractor claims 
    • Preparing, negotiating, and resolving claims
  • Effectively negotiating and resolving contractor claims 
    • Techniques for defending against claims and mediation and alternative dispute options 

When: Thursday, May 23, 2024 at 1:00 p.m. ET.

Presented by: Judah Lifschitz and Kelley Halliburton, partners at Barclay Damon LLP 

If you’re interested in registering, please click here.
 

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