This comprehensive resource expertly analyzes the myriad issues that arise in complex surety cases. Now fully updated, chapters in this Third Edition of Managing and Litigating the Complex Surety Case explore the challenging matters that arise in preparation for and trial of a "mega" construction surety case. The book examines the decisions facing the surety when confronted with litigation involving multiple parties, project locations, claimants, potential sources of salvage, and forums for dispute resolution, and discusses techniques and strategies employed to most effectively handle these complex cases from the surety's perspective.

Chapter authors, all experienced practitioners in surety law and practice, address a wide range of critical topics, including: developing a strategy when confronted with potential litigation; case-management and efforts designed to avoid or minimize litigation; salvage opportunities; building information modeling; strategies for a bankruptcy proceeding; electronic discovery; quality-of-work issues; proving and defending time-impact claims and damages; and preparing, presenting, and appealing the complex surety case.