Webinar #28: What Are Your Legal Rights to Recover for COVID-19 Delay and Impacts?

August 12, 2020

Leading construction contract experts from the national law firm of Peckar & Abramson, Adrian Bastianelli, III, Esq. and Mark R. Berry, analyze the key private and public construction contract terms and conditions that govern contractor entitlement to COVID-19 project delay and impact. They discuss the added cost requests for equitable adjustment and claim for time and money.

Additional Resources:

What are Your Legal Rights to Recover (PDF)

Presenter’s Contact Information:

mberry@pecklaw.com

O: 202-293-8815

M: 703-409-9370

abastianelli@pecklaw.com

O: 202-293-8815

M: 703-966-2093

This webinar was recording Tuesday, August 25, 2020.

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