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5 COMMON CONTRACT RISKS IN CONSTRUCTION AND ENGINEERING PROJECTS

Construction and engineering contract risks

What are the 5 contractual risks that I see over and over again among my construction and engineering clients? Check them out here: 5 contractual risks

In this resource I’m sharing 5 short scenarios that are like broken records in the construction and engineering industry.

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About Gemma

I help construction, engineering and consulting businesses create and negotiate clear contracts so they can achieve great project outcomes. I founded SoundLegal to help SMEs in the engineering, construction, consulting and light industrial sectors manage their risk to support business growth, by finding practical, common sense solutions to contractual and other legal challenges. Subscribe to the SoundLegal newsletter “No Jargon” to hear monthly business insights from me.

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