Construction Law
Description
The many components and complexities of the construction industry offer an ideal setting for demonstrating how multiple areas of the law (contracts; procurement; torts; insurance; environmental concerns; dispute resolution) interact and operate. This course explores the application of these various aspects of the law in the construction industry from both a national and international perspective. Students discuss the sources of disputes; liability theories; innovative methods of project structuring; risk management techniques; and modern means of dispute resolution.
- Number of Units: 3
- Course Number: 380
All Business and Commercial Law courses:
- Accounting
- Advanced Antitrust: Presumptions and Burdens
- Advanced Legal Writing: Business Transactions
- Antitrust
- Bankruptcy
- Capital Markets I
- Capital Markets II
- Chinese Law and Business
- Comparative Corporate Capitalism
- Construction Law
- Corporate Acquisitions
- Corporate Finance I
- Corporate Governance and Practice Seminar
- Corporate Reorganization
- Corporations
- Deal Litigation Seminar
- Deals
- Financial Crisis and the Regulation of Financial Institutions
- International Commercial Arbitration
- International Deal Making
- International Debt Workouts
- Introduction to Organizational Behavior
- Over-the-Counter Derivatives
- Quantitative Methods: Finance
- Regulated Industries
- Secured Credit
- Securities Litigation
- Trade and Investment in China
- Venture Capital