FOCUS COLUMN
By Michael M. Mullins
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Your client, the consulting engineer, calls you in a panic about the long-term consulting contract he's had with a California city. Although the contract limited the scope of the work to be done and the compensation to be paid, a couple of months ago, the city's planning director begged him to do lots of additional emergency work and assured him he'd be paid....
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