Construction Contracts Explained by Construction Lawyer | Thea Dudley | Credit Management Course
Construction lawyer explains construction contracts and how to avoid pitfalls. Thea brings 30+ years of experience in building strong credit teams and helping construction businesses manage financial risk. Want to become a master of construction credit management? Take the full Credit Manager Fundamentals course for free at www.levelset.com/cma #ConstructionLaw #ConstructionCredit #CreditManagement
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