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There Will Be Changes—After the Champlain Towers Collapse
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Latest Construction Law Articles
And You Thought You Had Problems
A prominent South Carolina attorney whose wife and son were brutally murdered—and who has since been shot in the head,...
How to Deal with Weather Delays
With hurricane season upon us, contractors, especially those in South Florida, need to be attentive to the limitations...
Is a Verbal Agreement Valid?
A common but mistaken belief is that a verbal contract isn’t any good and can’t be enforced. This is not true. In...
Satisfaction of Lien Generally Requires Payment of Legal Fees
Everyone involved with construction is familiar with liens. They are the go-to tool for general contractors, subcontractors...
Ensure Non-Compete Agreements Are Enforceable
It happens often: A company owner discovers that one of its projects has been diverted to a competitor. The owner digs into...
Who’s at Fault: Architect or Engineer
When a building unexpectedly collapses, as happened in Surfside, everyone begins to think who may be to blame. And high on...
Ethical Responsibilities in Construction: The Aftermath of the Surfside Building Collapse
The Surfside building collapse has brought into focus a number of concepts, chief among them the ethical responsibilities...
Dealing with Construction Defects at Champlain South Tower Condominium
As the nightmare of the Surfside building collapse sinks in, folks are beginning to explore who may be responsible for...
Proposals for Settlement: Use Them
If you get involved in litigation, especially litigation with significant dollar exposure, you’ll likely come across a...
What Does it Mean to Have Lien Bonded Off?
A lien secures your right to be paid for any improvement you have made to real property or materials you have furnished for...
Lien Only For Lienable Work
Liens are great tools to help contractors get paid what they’ve owed. Do work to improve a real property and you can rely...
Construction Contract Clauses You’ll Need Post Virus
This pandemic has brought a lot of things into better focus. We no longer take as much for granted, and those terms we so...
Indemnification More Available Than You Might Think
Indemnity is a term familiar to those in construction. Basically, indemnity shifts fault for damages or losses from one...
Cost Overruns and Material Shortages: The New World Order in Construction
We’ve all noticed that the price of just about everything has gone up in the last year. And if that isn’t bad enough,...