COVID-19 Crisis Management for Construction and Design Businesses
Agenda
Thursday, April 9, 2020, 1:00 – 3:00 pm CDT
Opportunities for Relief: “CARES” Financial Assistance for Owners, Designers and Builders
• CARES Act: top 10 takeaways
• CARES Act summary: provisions for businesses and individuals
Crisis Management: Analyze, Plan and Execute
• Novel Coronavirus 2020
• Government shutdown orders, labor shortages and supply-chain disruptions
• OSHA considerations
• Project scheduling, sequencing and stacking
• Dealing with suspected and/or confirmed COVID-19 cases
Employment and Employee Benefits: Protect and Preserve Your Team – The Families First Coronavirus Response Act
• Paid sick leave
• Emergency FMLA expansion
• Health care plans
Insurance: Consider Your Coverages
• Business interruption
• Builders risk
• Comprehensive general liability
• Pollution liability
• Best practices
Know Your Contracts: Contractual and Commercial-Dispute Considerations
• Impossibility of performance, frustration of purpose and force majeure
• Performance disruption: delays, suspensions and stop-work orders
• Claims and adjustments to time and price
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Opportunitiefor Relief: “CARES” Financial Assistance for Owners,
Designers and Builders
CARES Act: Top 10 Takeaways
CARES Act Summary: Provisions for Businesses and Individuals
Crisis Management: Analyze, Plan and Execute
Novel Coronavirus 2020
Government Shutdown Orders, Labor Shortages and Supply-Chain Disruptions
OSHA Considerations
Project Scheduling, Sequencing and Stacking
Dealing with Suspected and/or Confirmed COVID-19 Cases
Employment and Employee Benefits: Protect and Preserve Your Team –
The Families First Coronavirus Response Act
Paid Sick Leave
Emergency FMLA Expansion
Health Care Plans
Insurance: Consider Your Coverages
Business Interruption
Builders Risk
Comprehensive General Liability
Pollution Liability
Best Practices
Know Your Contracts: Contractual and Commercial-Dispute Considerations
Impossibility of Performance, Frustration of Purpose and Force Majeure
Performance Disruption: Delays, Suspensions and Stop-Work Orders
Claims and Adjustments to Time and Price
Credits
Architects:
2.0 HSW CE Hours
AIA:
2.0 LU|HSWs
Engineers:
2.0 PDHs
Speakers
Carl Edwards
Partner, Miller Edwards Rambicure PLLC, Attorneys at Law
With over forty years of active practice, Mr. Edwards has worked on behalf of clients in a variety of industries including healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, construction, banking, and commercial. He has litigated over 200 cases before Kentucky courts, juries, administrative agencies, and administrative law judges.
Mason Miller
Miller Edwards Rambicure PLLCManaging Partner, Miller Edwards Rambicure PLLC, Attorneys at Law
Mr. Miller focuses his practice on business law, both transactional and litigation, and has extensive experience in construction, minerals, banking, and other commercial matters. His clients include construction companies, developers, municipalities, private equity funds, energy companies, regional and national banks, professional athletes and other large institutions. Mr. Miller has personally represented over a dozen publicly-traded companies in a wide variety of engagements.