24. Avoiding Construction Disputes — Len Bunton

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Gregory Hunt talks with Len Bunton about dispute avoidance in the construction industry. They examine payment and cash-flow pressures, mediation, the Conflict Avoidance Process, collaboration and the importance of teaching future professionals to identify and prevent disputes. Listen to No Disputing That, produced by Hunt ADR. Current information: huntadr.com.

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