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Construction Claims Organization System, 1993 Supplement
Construction Claims Deskbook: Management, Documentation, And Presentation Of Claims
Construction Claims Deskbook: Management, Documentation, And Presentation Of Claims

By Robert S. Brams, Christopher Lerner

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Cover all your bases with this in-depth guide to more than 30 common construction claims. You'll have easy access to all the major federal and state precedent-setting case laws in this one comprehe...

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