Work and construction contract law for practitioners

Construction contract law forms the legal basis for the drafting, implementation, and execution of construction contracts. Once you are familiar with the key provisions, you will be able to make legally sound decisions during the construction process, in the event of defects, acceptance, or contract termination, and avoid unnecessary liability or conflict situations.

You will gain a solid understanding of the current legal framework and the relevant components of contracts, enabling you to draft and review construction contracts in a legally sound manner and negotiate them with clients and contractors. Practical examples will reinforce this skill.

The legal changes affect key areas such as remuneration, warranty rights, performance obligations, and acceptance. If you are not familiar with these regulations, there is a risk of making incorrect decisions and incurring associated damage or liability risks. This training clarity on what specifically applies.

You will learn how to identify, document, and handle defects in a legally correct manner, as well as which deadlines and rights must be observed. This will enable you to manage conflicts with service providers in a legally compliant manner and minimize financial disadvantages.

Changes and addenda are frequent points of conflict in the construction process. You will learn how to handle them legally, which claims are justified, and how to implement addendum management in a structured and documented manner.

Legally compliant means that you draft and document construction contracts, deadlines, notifications, and decisions in such a way that they comply with legal requirements and contractual agreements. The training you training up-to-date, practical action patterns and tools for this purpose.

You will learn to recognize typical contractual pitfalls, unclear wording, and legal uncertainties before they become problems, and to use appropriate alternative wording or control measures to reduce risks.

The training highly practice-oriented. You will work with realistic case studies from construction and contract law. This will help you to directly apply your theoretical knowledge to situations in your everyday working life.

With in-depth expertise, you can communicate legal issues more clearly, better understand legal recommendations, and more precisely align technical requirements with legal requirements.

Even experienced practitioners from updating their legal knowledge, reflecting on typical construction site processes in the context of current legal regulations, and practical solutions to legal challenges that often arise in everyday life.