Peter Sheridan Co-Authors Article for the Journal of ACCL

Peter C. Sheridan, partner and chair of Glaser Weil’s construction practice group co-authored the article "Managing the Battlefield: Using a Uniform Multi-Party Construction Arbitration Agreement" for the Winter 2017 edition of the Journal of the American College of Construction Lawyers.

The article intends to guide the construction industry, and the lawyers advising it, toward a usable arbitration provision that is designed to meet the challenges inherent in multi-party and consolidated proceedings.

Read the piece.

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