Five Easy Ways to Remove Risk From the AIA A201-2017
Contractors can “de-risk” their owner contracts without creating unwanted conflict with these five readily-accepted revisions to the AIA-A201.
Lien Waivers: Understanding the Risks in a Common Form
Owners may use lien waivers to gain additional rights beyond what they are entitled to under the contract.
The Moving Finish Line: Statutes of Limitation and Repose Are Not Always What They Seem
Determining the end date for liability isn’t as simple as reviewing applicable statutes of limitation and repose. The federal government may file a suit decades
Litigation and Arbitration Venue Provisions in Construction Contracts: When and How They Work
Venue provisions in contracts can limit uncertainty about where and how disputes are resolved, but the prevalence of “home rule” laws in many states means that
ConsensusDocs vs. AIA: Which Contract Is Best for Contractors?
Which contract form, ConsensusDocs 200 or AIA A201, offers contractors more favorable a risk allocation?
Understanding the Contractor’s Consent: The Hidden Dangers in a Common Form
When reviewing consent documents, contractors should keep an eye out for the following clauses, which can drastically affect their rights regardless of whether the