Florida Construction Law and Practice

Author: The Florida Bar (Author)
Authored by experienced construction lawyers, this manual is a comprehensive treatment of construction law. Chapters cover the rights and liabilities of parties to construction projects, the bid process involving public entities, trial preparation, and alternative dispute resolution and partnering. The manual addresses bankruptcy, bond, insurance, and damages issues, and includes a chapter on jury instructions for construction trials.
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Authored by experienced construction lawyers, this manual is a comprehensive treatment of construction law. Chapters cover the rights and liabilities of parties to construction projects, the bid process involving public entities, trial preparation, and alternative dispute resolution and partnering. The manual addresses bankruptcy, bond, insurance, and damages issues, and includes a chapter on jury instructions for construction trials.

Highlights of the new edition include:

  • Updating and discussions of statute references
  • Highlighting or discussion of recent and current case opinions
  • New discussion regarding:
    • Warranty limitations and exclusions in construction contracts
    • Recent changes to attorneys’ fees
    • Florida’s new immigration-related requirements

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