Description

When irreconcilable differences occur in a new home or remodeling construction project, how are they resolved? Do you go to court? Do you mediate? Do you arbitrate? What does your contract say and, importantly, why? In Arbitration: How Do You Choose, When Do You Use? Construction professional and arbitrator Tom Gotschall will help you understand the dispute resolution processes and, for those who use arbitration clauses, how to better understand the process. Here’s a brief outline: What is Arbitration? Why Arbitration? How do you Choose? The Agreement to Arbitrate Laws Governing Arbitration When Do You Use Arbitration? Your Questions Answered This course is ideal for business and property owners, contract staff, construction attorneys, field management as well as sales professionals. Session facilitator Tom Gotschall calls himself a “STUDENT of construction”. Whether speaking before business professionals, hearing arbitration testimony, or consulting for a client, Tom is always taking notes. Tom holds certifications in the International Residential Code. He collaborates with the International Code Council and the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. A seasoned arbitrator, Tom has heard & settled nearly 200 construction disputes throughout the United States. He possesses deep knowledge of both construction and arbitration procedures. Sign in begins at 8:30 am. This session qualifies under the rules of the Georgia State Licensing Board for Residential and General Contractors for three (3) continuing education credit hours. A 48-hour written notice is required for ALL cancellations -- NO REFUNDS FOR NO-SHOWS