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***Cancelled*** AIA Documents Seminar
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AIA 2007 DOCUMENT CHANGES
AGC CONSENSUS DOCUMENTS |
5 CEU
HSW |
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April 29, 2008
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Laurel
Manor
39000 Schoolcraft Road
Livonia, MI 48150
734-462-0770
www.laurelmanor.com |
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Schedule |
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8:30 a.m. Registration |
Noon Lunch |
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9:00 a.m. Seminar |
1:00 Seminar
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Morning and Afternoon Break 15
minutes each |
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3:30 Adjourn |
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Cost: $100 members $125.00 Non-members
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PROGRAM
DESCRIPTION
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SPEAKERS
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Substantial changes were made to the AIA documents in
the context of the 2007 version relative to the 1997
version. Those changes have an effect not only on the
legal framework within which the project proceeds, but
also the manner in which the risks the project presents
are managed. A specific understanding of those changes
is necessary in order to manage the risks associated
with them. One cannot manage risk if one does not
appreciate the risk.
As for the Consensus Docs, they represent a complete
departure from the framework within which the AIA
documents have traditionally been structured. An
understanding of why those documents were formulated and
why they reflect the new structure is critical to an
appreciation of the Architect’s role under the framework
those documents create. Also to identify the risks that
altered role may engender.
Chances are very good that most if not substantially all
of the significant construction projects undertaken in
the next 10 years will employ relationships based on one
of these two documents. An understanding of how they
work and what they are intended to accomplish is
critical for continued success in the A/E market. |
 Frederick
F. Butters, J.D. FAIA,
Thomas M. Keranen & Associates P.C.
Mr. Butters is admitted to practice law in all Michigan
courts, the U.S. District Court, Eastern District of
Michigan, the United States Court of Appeals for the 6th
Circuit, the United States Court of Federal Claims, and
the United States Supreme Court. His practice is
concentrated on business and construction law matters,
including litigation and arbitration of contract,
construction defect and property disputes, construction
lien and surety bond claims, construction related
copyright, and disputes involving architects, engineers
and environmental professionals. Mr. Butters is a
licensed architect in the State of Michigan and NCARB
Multi-State Architectural License Certification. |
Make checks payable to AIA Michigan
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Mail or Fax form to:
AIA Michigan,
553 East Jefferson, Detroit, MI 48226
Phn 313-965-4100 ●
Fax 313-965-1501
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Email
aiami@aiami.com
Check or credit card must accompany this
form.. No refunds. Return prior to 4/21/08 |
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 Thomas
M. Keranen, P.E., J.D.
Principal Attorney / Shareholder
Thomas M. Keranen & Associates P.C.
He was admitted to practice law in Michigan, Wisconsin
and Florida, as well as in the United States District
Court, Eastern and Western Districts of Michigan, and
the United States Claims Court in Washington, D.C. Mr.
Keranen is also a licensed professional engineer in
Michigan (1976). Mr. Keranen’s practice is concentrated
on all aspects of the construction industry. Mr. Keranen
also serves as an arbitrator and mediator on the AAA’s
Construction Panels.
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