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Title: TOOLS FOR TOUGH TIMES


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TOOLS FOR TOUGH TIMES
  • How to Protect Your Company From Nonpayment and
    Better Manage Tight Economic Conditions

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2
TOOLS FOR TOUGH TIMES
Slide 2
  • PANELISTS
  • Chris Monek, AGC Moderator
  • Phil Beck, Smith, Currie Hancock LLP
  • Hal Gray, RBSPG
  • Russell Patterson, RBSPG
  • RBSPG Ragsdale, Beals, Seigler, Patterson
    Gray, LLP

3
  • This program is intended to be a source of
    useful, general information and to alert the
    audience to issues they should consider. It is
    not intended to provide specific recommendations
    for specific circumstances, as recommendations
    may vary depending upon the specific
    circumstances and state law involved. The
    information provided is not intended to
    constitute legal advice or to serve as a
    substitute for obtaining the advice and counsel
    of qualified and experienced professionals in
    response to specific situations.

4
TOOLS FOR TOUGH TIMES
Slide 4
  • TOPICS
  • Creating Using Contractual Statutory
    Protections
  • Other Front-End Planning Issues
  • Managing the Risk of Nonpayment During
    Construction

5
TOOLS FOR TOUGH TIMES
Slide 5
  • TOPICS (contd)
  • Protecting Against Downstream (Subcontractor/Suppl
    ier) Insolvency
  • What To Do When Cash Flow Disappears
  • Back-End Damage Control Issues
  • Protecting Your Assets
  • Dealing With Bankruptcy

6
CONTRACTUAL STATUTORY PROTECTIONS
Slide 6
  • Contractual Right to Financial Assurance See,
    e.g., ConsensusDOCS 200, 4.2 AIA A201,
    2.2.1
  • Statutory Lien Rights
  • Bond Rights
  • Other Forms of Security (e.g., Letter of Credit,
    Personal Guaranty, Parent Company Guaranty)
  • Other Statutory Payment Protection

7
CONTRACTUAL STATUTORY PROTECTIONS (contd)
Slide 7
  • Pay-If-Paid Pay-When-Paid Clauses
  • Contractual Remedies for Nonpayment (Interest,
    Suspension of Work, Termination, Etc.)
  • Waiver of Lien Rights
  • Payment for Extra Work See, e.g., ConsensusDOCS
    200, Art. 8 AIA A201, Art. 7 (CCD)
  • Retainage (Amount Timing)
  • Joint Checks Certification of Payment

8
OTHER FRONT-END PLANNING ISSUES
Slide 8
  • Assessing Financial Risk
  • Determining Financial Strength of the Owner
  • Pre-Qualifying the Other Parties
  • Pre-Qualifying the Construction Lender
  • Securing Your Position

9
MANAGING THE RISK OF NONPAYMENT
Slide 9
  • Require Financial Assurance (Show Me The Money!)
    See, e.g., ConsensusDOCS 290 290.1 (in
    Written Materials)
  • Preserve Lien and Bond Rights (Use Them or Lose
    Them)
  • Pace Payments and Progress
  • Ask for Money Owed
  • Consider Alternative Payment Sources
  • Know Your Rights, Obligations Deadlines
  • Act Timely

10
DOWNSTREAM PROTECTION
Slide 10
  • Dealing With Subcontractor
  • and Supplier
  • Insolvency and Bankruptcy

11
WHAT TO DO WHEN CASH FLOW DISAPPEARS
Slide 11
  • Company Survival
  • Deciding Which Debts to Pay
  • Quarantining Problem Jobs/Protecting Good Jobs
  • Workouts
  • Dealing With Lenders
  • Owner Bankruptcy

12
BACK-END DAMAGE CONTROL ISSUES
Slide 12
  • The Risk of Robbing Peter to Pay Paul
  • The Need to Satisfy Payroll Tax (941) Liability
  • The Need to Satisfy Other Tax Liabilities

13
PROTECTING YOUR ASSETS
Slide 13
  • Practical Advice for
  • Surviving the Storm

14
BANKRUPTCY
Slide 14
  • Bankruptcy as a Shield
  • Bankruptcy and the Threat of Bankruptcy as a
    Sword

15
CONCLUSION
Slide 15
  • Question Answer
  • Concluding Comments

16
TOOLS FOR TOUGH TIMES
Slide 16
  • PANELISTS
  • Chris Monek, AGC Moderator
  • Phil Beck, Smith, Currie Hancock LLP
  • Hal Gray, RBSPG
  • Russell Patterson, RBSPG
  • RBSPG Ragsdale, Beals, Seigler, Patterson
    Gray, LLP

17
For more information, please contact
  • Christopher S. Monek
  • Associated General Contractors of America
  • 2300 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 400
  • Arlington, VA 22201-3308
  • Phone 703-837-5323
  • Fax 703-837-5406
  • E-mail monekc_at_agc.org

18
For more information, please contact
  • Philip E. Beck, Esq.
  • Smith, Currie Hancock LLP
  • 2700 Marquis One Tower
  • 245 Peachtree Center Avenue NE
  • Atlanta, Georgia 30303-1227
  • Phone 404/582-8028
  • Fax 404/688-0671
  • Email pebeck_at_smithcurrie.com

19
For more information, please contact
  • Herbert H. (Hal) Gray, III, Esq.
  • Ragsdale, Beals, Seigler, Patterson Gray, LLP
  • 2400 International Tower-Peachtree Center
  • 229 Peachtree Street, N.E.
  • Atlanta, GA  30303
  • Phone 404/588-0500
  • Fax 404/523-6714
  • Email halgray_at_rbspg.com

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For more information, please contact
  • W. Russell Patterson, Jr., Esq.
  • Ragsdale, Beals, Seigler, Patterson Gray, LLP
  • 2400 International Tower-Peachtree Center
  • 229 Peachtree Street, N.E.
  • Atlanta, GA  30303
  • Phone 404/588-0500
  • Fax 404/523-6714
  • Email wrpjr_at_rbspg.com

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TOOLS FOR TOUGH TIMES
  • THANK YOU FOR
  • YOUR TIME

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