Construction / Building Law
Construction law books provide essential insights into the legal framework governing building projects, including contracts, regulations, and compliance issues. These titles are invaluable for legal professionals, contractors, and project managers involved in the construction industry. Key topics include contract law, dispute resolution, health and safety regulations, and environmental considerations. Leading publishers such as Sweet & Maxwell, LexisNexis, and CCH offer comprehensive resources that are widely used in both academic and professional settings.
Architect and Engineer Liability: Claims Against Design Professionals, 5th Edition (1-year Online Subscription)
ConsensusDOCS Contract Documents Handbook (1-year Online Subscription)
State-by-State Guide to Architect, Engineer, and Contractor Licensing, 2nd Edition (1-year Online Subscription)
FIDIC Contracts Guide (2nd Edition 2022) (HARD COPY only)
Alternative Clauses to Standard Construction Contracts, 6th Edition
Building and Construction Contracts in Australia (1-year subscription to e-version)
The Projects and Construction Review 11th Edition
Emden's Construction Law 1998 JCT Contracts Set Looseleaf
Construction Law: (Alignment Media) Print + Online
Building Law Reports: Online + Complimentary Print
Tunnels & Tunnelling International
Walker-Smith on The JCT Standard Forms of Building Contract 2005 Looseleaf
Construction Law Reports
Building Law Monthly: Online + Complimentary Print
Construction Industry Law Letter: Online + Complimentary Print
Construction Law Journal: Bound Volume Only
The International Construction Law Review: Online + Complimentary Print
Building Law Reports: Bound Volumes Only
Construction Law Journal: Issues and Bound Volume
Construction Law Journal: Issues Only
Emden's Construction Law 2005 JCT Contracts Looseleaf
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Construction law books cover contracts, regulations, compliance, dispute resolution, and health and safety issues.
Major publishers include Sweet & Maxwell, LexisNexis, and CCH.
Construction law textbooks are useful for legal professionals, contractors, project managers, and students in related fields.