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Construction Law and Construction Law and Green Construction Green Construction Presented by: Presented by: Christopher G. Hill Christopher G. Hill DurretteBradshaw PLC DurretteBradshaw PLC chill@durrettebradshaw chill@durrettebradshaw .com .com durrettebradshaw.com durrettebradshaw.com

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A Kaplan University Presentation regarding job opportunities and marketing opportunities to do with construction law and green building.

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Page 1: Green Building and Construction Law

Construction Law and Construction Law and Green ConstructionGreen Construction

Presented by:Presented by:Christopher G. HillChristopher G. HillDurretteBradshaw PLCDurretteBradshaw [email protected]@durrettebradshaw.comdurrettebradshaw.comdurrettebradshaw.com

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©2009, Christopher G. Hill, ©2009, Christopher G. Hill, All rights reservedAll rights reserved

Why Construction Law?Why Construction Law?

Great Clients.

No Lack of Work.

Economic need.

Green Initiatives.

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©2009, Christopher G. Hill, ©2009, Christopher G. Hill, All rights reservedAll rights reserved

Contractors in TransitionContractors in Transition

Economy Showed the Need for:

Green/Sustainable Building Early resolution of issues Really good contracts Better business practices Liens and bond claims

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©2009, Christopher G. Hill, ©2009, Christopher G. Hill, All rights reservedAll rights reserved

Marketing to ContractorsMarketing to Contractors

Remember: Face to Face is Best

Get to know them

Don’t take “I’ve never been sued” for an answer

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©2009, Christopher G. Hill, ©2009, Christopher G. Hill, All rights reservedAll rights reserved

Main Concerns of Main Concerns of ContractorsContractors

Getting Paid

Immigration

Occupational Safety

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©2009, Christopher G. Hill, ©2009, Christopher G. Hill, All rights reservedAll rights reserved

Green is GoodGreen is Good

USGBC/LEED

Green Globes

Government Mandates and Incentives

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©2009, Christopher G. Hill, ©2009, Christopher G. Hill, All rights reservedAll rights reserved

Why Else?Why Else?

Owner’s want it, easier to sell

When owners want something Contractors give it to them.

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©2009, Christopher G. Hill, ©2009, Christopher G. Hill, All rights reservedAll rights reserved

Potential IssuesPotential IssuesNew technologies +

New guidelines_______________________

New Issues

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©2009, Christopher G. Hill, ©2009, Christopher G. Hill, All rights reservedAll rights reserved

Potential Issues Potential Issues cont’d…cont’d…

Surety and Insurance

Time Horizons

Third Party Verification

And More. . . .

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©2009, Christopher G. Hill, ©2009, Christopher G. Hill, All rights reservedAll rights reserved

What This Means for YouWhat This Means for You

Strike While Iron is Hot

Catch Up on Green Building

Great Practice Area

Get Out There!

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Construction Law and Construction Law and Green ConstructionGreen Construction

Presented by:Presented by:Christopher G. HillChristopher G. HillDurretteBradshaw PLCDurretteBradshaw [email protected]@durrettebradshaw.comdurrettebradshaw.comdurrettebradshaw.com