WEBINAR ALERT : October 16th, 2025 - Managing the Risk in CM At-Risk
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An 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…
Read MoreBy: Joseph L. Cohen Partner, W Mason Partner and Sean Milani-nia Partner, Fox Rothschild LLP. Consider the following scenario: the construction project is ready to proceed. The deal is done. …
Read MoreThe FAR Council has recently published two changes to commercial item contracting that clarify the definition of commercial services and simplify commercial item determinations (“CIDs”) for contracting officers (“COs”). Since…
Read MoreNadine M. Post Engineering News-Record, February 2, 2011 Earlier-than-expected changes to ConsensusDOCS, the three-and-a-half-year-old library of model contracts for building design and construction, have been welcomed by lawyers who say…
Read MoreBy: Mackenzie Bell.,  Smith Currie and Hancock, LLP. Every federal government contractor should be concerned about whether confidential and valuable information, disclosed in a submission to the government, will be…
Read MoreLast December, President Biden signed into law the Servicemember Quality of Life Improvement and National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2025 (“NDAA”). Within the NDAA is the Administrative False…
Read MoreIf you have used a ConsensusDocs® construction agreement or another industry association construction agreement for one of your projects, you are accustomed to seeing the laws of the state where…
Read MoreBy: Levi W. Barrett, Esq., Steven M. Charney, Esq., Warren E. Friedman, Esq., and Christopher B. Kinzel, Esq., Peckar & Abramson, P.C. The Coronavirus has been the subject of an…
Read MoreConstruction Management At-Risk (CM@R) is one of the most powerful and widely used project delivery methods in today’s design and construction industry. It offers owners the opportunity to involve the…
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