WEBINAR ALERT : June 16th, 2026 - Delegated Design in Preconstruction
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By: Christopher A. Henry, Associate, Jones Walker LLP Project “Daily Reports” are some of the most important, yet overlooked aspects of a construction project. These reports serve many beneficial roles such…
By: Brian C. Padove Associate, Watt, Tieder, Hoffar & Fitzgerald, LLP. What happens when construction material prices abruptly rise by 15%, 35%, 50%? Moreover, what happens to a construction project…
One of the concerns faced by construction companies is now design liability. Design liability concerns are not limited to just design-build projects. It is a hot-button issue for builders because…
Webinar Summary:Â Could your projects benefit from resolving potential disputes at the project level, without litigation or arbitration? Then find out how you might structure a Dispute Review Board (DRB)…
The Department of Defense (“DoD”) recently issued a memorandum to contracting officers (“COs”) guiding the use of economic price adjustment (“EPA”) clauses to address inflation-related cost increases. The memorandum, entitled…
Ted R. Gropman and Christine Z. Fan, Pepper Hamilton LLP Construction contracts often include a “no damage for delay” clause that denies a contractor the right to recover delay-related costs…
By Erik M. Coon Associate, Smith, Currie & Hancock LLP. Delays and disruptions on construction projects are very similar, but there are important conceptual differences, even though the claims often…
By: Dirk D. Haire Partner, Joseph L. Cohen Partner, and Jane Han Law Clerk, Fox Rothschild LLP. Federal construction contracts law generally recognizes four basic methods for pricing damages: (1)…
By: Richard W. Foltz, Partner, Pepper Hamilton LLP Two years ago in this space, I wrote a piece on Combatting Arbitration Inefficiency, calling for the development of a culture of efficiency in arbitration as a shared value in the…