Delivery Systems: Understand the Potential Risks and
Benefits Associated with Different Delivery Systems
Scott Pence and Lauren Catoe
Carlton Fields, P.A.
Understanding and negotiating construction contracts can be tricky and extremely risky. Potential risk and liability lies around every corner of a construction project and unknowingly assuming that risk can put your company in harm’s way. If the wrong delivery system is used, or if you fail to understand and account for the risks and liabilities you are assuming under your construction contract, your company could become involved in timely and expensive disputes and ultimately be responsible for liability that could put your company out of business. Don’t sign construction contracts blindly and risk the viability of your company.
During this informative, 90-minute recorded webinar, participants will learn to:
- Recognize the more common delivery systems available and prevalent in today’s construction industry.
- Identify major liabilities and benefits to each party under each of those delivery systems.
- Become familiar with new and cutting-edge delivery systems designed to address the current economic climate.
- And much, much more!
Who Will Benefit?
This recorded seminar is designed for attorneys, owners, developers, contractors, construction managers, project managers, consultants, architects, engineers, presidents, vice presidents, controllers and other construction professionals.
Meet Your Expert Instructors:
|  LAUREN CATOE is an attorney in the Tampa office of Carlton Fields, P.A., practicing in construction law. Ms. Catoe’s practice includes advising clients on the planning and development of large-scale, complex construction projects, with a primary focus on contract preparation, review, and negotiation. She represents clients throughout the various phases of project design and construction, and assists with project administration and management issues. Ms. Catoe is an active member of the ABA’s Forum on the Construction Industry, where she serves on various committees and is a contributing editor for the Forum’s law journal, The Construction Lawyer. She is a member of The Florida Bar Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section’s Construction Law Committee. Ms. Catoe received her B.S. degree in business administration with a major in finance from the University of Florida and her J.D. degree from The University of Virginia School of Law.
 SCOTT P. PENCE is an attorney in the Tampa office of Carlton Fields, P.A., practicing construction and real estate law. Mr. Pence’s practice is focused primarily on reviewing, drafting, negotiating and administering design and construction contracts for both public and private projects, including insurance and other risk management issues, where he represents owners, developers, contractors and design professionals. He is a member of the ABA’s Forum on the Construction Industry. He is on the Executive Council of the Real Property Probate and Trust Law Section of the Florida Bar, where he is a very active member of the Construction Law Committee (CLC) and the Insurance and Surety Committee. Mr. Pence currently serves as a Co-Vice Chair of the CLC and is the Chair of the CLC’s legislative subcommittee. Mr. Pence received his B.A. degree in mathematics from George Mason University and his J.D. degree from William & Mary Law School.
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