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Designâbuild has continued its steady ascent in both the private and public spheres, revolutionizing how stakeholders approach construction projects. By melding design and construction responsibilities into a single point of…
Read MoreUntimely payment by the owner for contract work and additional work on construction projects can place an unfair financial burden on contractors and subcontractors. Â Most states have attempted to eliminate…
Read MoreWhile contractors incur the extra costs involved, agencies have slowly begun to implement  Build America, Buy America Act Pub. L. No. 117-58 (âBABAâ) requirements after the final Office of Management…
Read MoreBABA is the most expansive domestic preference law in American history, requiring all federal funding on state and local projects to meet minimum BABA requirements for (1) iron and steel,…
Read MoreThe Office of Management and Budget’s (OMB) August 14, 2023, final guidance for the âBuild America, Buy Americaâ (BABA) Act requirements went into effect on October 23, 2023. OMBâs final…
Read MoreBy: Bradley Earl Sands, Associate, Jones Walker, LLP. A construction contract is the foundation of any construction project. But a foundation is only as strong as the ground it is built…
Read MoreBy: Robert A. Gallagher, Jane Fox Lehman, and Michael I. Frankel, Pepper Hamilton LLP Success in construction litigation often turns less on counselâs ability to craft legal arguments and…
Read MoreThe 2024 Construction Super Conference (CSC) will occur at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas from December 9 â 11, 2024, and offer continuing legal education. This yearâs Call for Presentations…
Read MoreAn Alabama appellate court decision held that an unlicensed contractor may not recover any damages from another party regardless of its conduct on the project. This begs the question: When can an…
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