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The latest issue of the Construct! newsletter includes these articles:
- Interpreting the Federal Arbitration Act: May an Arbitrator Issue a Prehearing, Nonparty Subpoena?
- Unresolved Legal Issues with Modified Total Cost Claims
- Groundhog Day Revisited: Common Expert Issues and Motions In Limine in Construction Practice
- Insurance Issues in Construction-Related Claims: Some Practical Thoughts
- How Contractors Nationwide Can Benefit from California’s New Construction-Specific Jury Instructions
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