"Tariffs: Tactics and Trade-Offs in Construction Contracts and Disputes," Construction Law Foundation of Texas

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10.01.2025

This webinar explores the impact of tariffs on construction projects, focusing on how these costs might be allocated in construction contracts and how tariff risks and costs may play out in construction disputes. Our panel will discuss the legal framework surrounding tariffs, including who could ultimately bear the financial burden—contractors, subcontractors/suppliers, or owners. The discussion will provide attendees with strategies to minimize risk and effectively handle tariff-related issues in both contract drafting and dispute resolution.

Co-Sponsored by the Construction Law Foundation of Texas & The Construction Law Section of the State Bar of Texas

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