Why better project settings matter more than harder bargaining
Most construction disputes don't start with a notice of dispute. They start much earlier, with the settings a project is given at the outset.
I recently sat down with host Jennifer Raphael on Building Tomorrow, the Society of Construction Law Australia podcast, to talk about:
why better project outcomes come from better project settings rather than harder bargaining,
the value that a good lawyer can bring to a project when involved early in the decision-making processes,
how dispute avoidance boards keep issues from escalating, and
where I think Australia's standard form contracts need to go next.
You can listen to my conversation with Jennifer via SoCLA's website or wherever you get your podcasts.
Allow 39 minutes.
This episode was published by the Society of Construction Law Australia as part of the Building Tomorrow podcast. Visit SoCLA's website for more information.
