Whether a risk is unforeseen or unforeseeable is not always a conscious and intentional distinction that parties to construction contracts make. Shifting course due to unforeseeable circumstances may constitute a legitimate change of scope, but failing to foresee events that ought to be reasonably anticipated constitutes a change of plans that confronts you with financial loss or liability. Hear from our panel of experts:

• How to distinguish between the two types of risk
• What kinds of risks tend to be overlooked at the contract negotiation stage
• Maximizing your awareness and preparedness for any potential setbacks over the course of your project’s execution