Sentences with phrase «typical contract law»

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But the construction portion of the project, estimated to be 90 percent of the $ 12 million cost, is contingent on a change in state law to allow municipalities to use special «design - build» contracts, in which the design and construction phases are awarded to one company, rather than in separate bids as is typical in large public works projects.

Contract law is particular to national or sub-national jurisdictions, the contract must have some relationship to the jurisdiction to engage it - the location of one or more parties or the location of the work being typical Contract law is particular to national or sub-national jurisdictions, the contract must have some relationship to the jurisdiction to engage it - the location of one or more parties or the location of the work being typical contract must have some relationship to the jurisdiction to engage it - the location of one or more parties or the location of the work being typical reasons.

«As corporations continue to insert arbitration clauses in their commercial contracts,» writes White, «it is essential to understand that the contours of arbitration law differ from typical civil litigation.»

Typical tasks included working on digital agreements and recording contracts, for example, matters he was unlikely to encounter back at his law firm whilst a trainee.

If a party refuses to honor their contract, the typical next step is to have a lawyer to write the party a sternly worded «demand letter» on law firm letterhead that makes the party realize he, she, or it has a legal obligation and it will be cheaper to pay than to fight.

A typical law school course focuses on only a single area of law (e.g., contract law).