AGC San Diego Education & Safety Training Catalog - July to Dec 2017 Education Catalog July-Dec 2017 | Page 16

Industry Related
CONSTRUCTION LAW: CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS 101 - COMMON RISK-SHIFTING PROVISIONS IN
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS AND SUBCONTRACTS
The course will address the various types of common contract clauses appearing in construction contracts and subcontracts that
shift the risk of non-performance by third parties or other contracting parties. After learning about the various risk-shifting clauses,
their meanings, and how to identify them (e.g., choice-of-law provisions, no-damages-for-delay clauses, arbitration clauses,
conditional payment clauses, pass-through clauses, offset provisions, and liquidated damages clauses to name a few), attendees
will be taught about the various ways such clauses interplay and their real world application.
DATE
TIME
MEMBER
JUP
NON MEMBER
INSTRUCTOR
SEPTEMBER 14, 2017
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
$50
$0
$75
SHAY KULKARNI
CATHERINE HANNA-BLENTZAS
YANIV NEWMAN
CONSTRUCTION LAW: PREVAILING WAGE BASICS & RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
This course will review the basics of the California prevailing wage law, including apprentice requirements. It will also cover
recent changes to the prevailing wage law and enforcement trends. Better understand what the California Prevailing Wage Law
requires. Know common pitfalls to avoid. Better understand the practices you should have in place to comply with prevailing
wage laws and limit your exposure for assessment and penalties.
DATE TIME MEMBER JUP NON MEMBER INSTRUCTOR
AUGUST 22, 2017 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM $50 $0 $75 CHAD T. WISHCHUK
CONSTRUCTION LAW: SCHEDULING IMPACT CLAIMS - COMMON LEGAL ISSUES AND PRACTICAL
CONSIDERATIONS FOR ASSERTING AND PROVING DELAY, DISRUPTION, AND ACCELERATION CLAIMS
This course will be a practical discussion on a variety of topics contractors/subcontractors/owners should be thinking about in
order to prepare for the eventuality of a delay, disruption, or acceleration claim. Presented by a construction attorney and a
construction scheduling expert, the seminar will discuss important legal aspects of delay, disruption, and acceleration claims
while also going over the practical realities of asserting or defending such claims, such as what a critical path analysis entails and
what documents a scheduling expert would ideally want a contractor, subcontractor, or owner to have in order to analyze a
scheduling-impact claim.
DATE
TIME
MEMBER
JUP
NON MEMBER
INSTRUCTOR
August 3, 2017
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
$50
$0
$75
SHAY KULKARNI
RICHARD TASKER
CONSTRUCTION LAW: WRAPPING YOUR HEAD AROUND “WRAP” POLICIES – OWNER-CONTROLLED
AND CONTRACTOR-CONTROLLED INSURANCE PROGRAMS FOR DUMMIES
This course will address the use and functionality of owner-controlled insurance programs (OCIPs) and contractor-controlled
insurance programs (CCIPs) in construction projects, the advantages of using these “Wrap” policies over more traditional insurance
models, common gaps in the insurance coverage afforded by these programs, the roles of subcontractors in “Wrap” programs,
and the best practices for drafting construction contracts and subcontracts in order to maximize coverage and minimize risk to
contractors and owners under “Wrap” insurance programs.
DATE
NOVEMBER 2, 2017
16
TIME
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
MEMBER
$50
JUP
$0
NON MEMBER
$75
Register for classes online at agcsd.org
INSTRUCTOR
TIMOTHY EARL