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Discovery (Disclosure) in US Construction Arbitration

By Albert Bates, Zach Torres-Fowler & Jamey Collidge on March 11, 2024
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Accreditation: An extract from Thomas Reuters Practical Law. The full document is available at https://content.next.westlaw.com/practical-law/document/Ia6598a02a95a11ee8921fbef1a541940/Discovery-Disclosure-in-US-Construction-Arbitration.

Troutman Pepper attorneys Albert Bates, Zach Torres-Fowler, and Jamey Collidge published a Practice Note explaining key issues in the discovery (disclosure) process of a domestic US construction arbitration, such as conducting disclosure in an ad hoc proceeding or under institutional rules, identifying the disclosure’s scope, and managing electronically stored information (ESI) and other disclosures (for example, site visits, depositions, expert disclosure, and third party disclosure). This Note identifies the various tools available to parties and factors for parties to consider when preparing for and seeking prehearing disclosure in a construction arbitration in the US.

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Photo of Albert Bates Albert Bates

Clients turn to Albert Bates, Jr. to resolve U.S. and international construction disputes. Albert is known for his ability to quickly identify and address complex legal and business issues for clients, including on multibillion-dollar mega projects.

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Photo of Zach Torres-Fowler Zach Torres-Fowler

Zach concentrates his practice in construction-related disputes and specializes in complex domestic and international arbitration proceedings. He has advised clients on nearly every continent in connection with projects in the United States, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. Zach has represented owners…

Zach concentrates his practice in construction-related disputes and specializes in complex domestic and international arbitration proceedings. He has advised clients on nearly every continent in connection with projects in the United States, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. Zach has represented owners, EPC contractors, and equipment manufacturers in disputes arising from a wide variety of construction projects including power plants, airports, commercial buildings, and other civil infrastructure works.

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Photo of Jamey Collidge Jamey Collidge

Jamey is an associate focusing on construction and government contracts matters. He counsels and represents owners, construction managers, general contractors, and subcontractors in all phases of the construction process and on a wide range of projects including water treatment facilities, mass transit systems…

Jamey is an associate focusing on construction and government contracts matters. He counsels and represents owners, construction managers, general contractors, and subcontractors in all phases of the construction process and on a wide range of projects including water treatment facilities, mass transit systems, and other commercial and government construction projects. He represents clients both in state and federal court litigation, and alternative dispute resolution proceedings. He also provides counsel on project management issues.

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    Constructlaw®
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    Troutman Pepper Locke
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