It Can Happen Again: Lessons for Contractors From the Surfside Condo Collapse
There are lessons from the collapse of the Surfside, Florida, condo building for contractors to consider.
The Pitfalls of Litigation to the Bitter End
Two court cases illustrate how needless expenditures of money on experts and attorneys could have been avoided. Sometimes, compromise is cheaper in the long run.
2021 Executive Insights: Leaders in Construction Law
Industry experts share their thoughts and advice on
seeking representation, contract language and the effects of COVID-19 on construction law.
So a Lawsuit Is on the Horizon…
Electronically stored information can be essential to discovery in litigation, particularly in construction’s document intensive industry. Here’s how to reduce cost of discovery and protect the case.
Best Practices for Federal Contractors’ Participation in Performance Evaluations
Contractors’ performance under some federal contracts is subject to a Contractor Performance Assessment Report. Here’s how to navigate the CPAR process to ensure successful project outcomes.
Common Law Indemnity: Indemnification Outside of the Contract
While indemnity is generally contractual, it may also be available outside of the contract in "common law indemnity."
Egregious Davis-Bacon Act Violations Can Lead to Criminal Convictions
The civil and potential criminal consequences of a failure to comply with the Davis-Bacon Act are very real and very serious. Every once in a while, a case comes along that drives those points home.
Amazon Worker Unionization Efforts Still Ongoing
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