Legal and Regulatory

More In-Depth Details on the Davis-Bacon Act Overhaul

Learn more on the new overhaul of the Davis-Bacon Act and its impact on the construction industry.
By Angela M. Ritchie and Seth C. Wiseman
September 29, 2023
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by Angela M. Ritchie
Angela M. Richie is the chair of the Construction Group and office managing partner of the Louisville, Kentucky, office of Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani LLP.
by Seth C. Wiseman
Seth C. Wiseman is an Associate in the Louisville, Kentucky, office of Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani LLP. Wiseman is a member of the firm’s construction practice group and Steel Team. His practice is focused on representation of steel fabricators and other construction clients in and litigation of construction disputes and complex litigation cases across the country, including claims for non-payment, delay and acceleration, defective work, OSHA violations, contracts, and surety bond issues. Additionally, Wiseman assists on a variety of matters in practice areas such as commercial litigation, employment, insurance defense, and tort and product liability.

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