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Time is Money: Escalating Stalled Termination Cost Negotiations
Stormy Skies: Internal Audit Delays Contractors are getting tangled up in the…
ConsensusDocs Updates Its Construction Management At-Risk Agreement and Points to New Tariffs Resource Center
ConsensusDocs has just announced published updates to the ConsensusDocs 500 Standard Agreement…
Navigating Tariffs in Construction Contracts: Creative Strategies for Owners and Contractors
Introduction Steering Through the Storm of Tariff Uncertainty Tariffs on critical construction…
Project Labor Agreement Requirement Reinstated in Grant of Preliminary Injunction
In a May 16, 2025, order, the U.S. District Court for the…
Bridging Documents and Design-Build Warranties: Building Bridges to Avoid Pitfalls
Design‐build has continued its steady ascent in both the private and public…
A New Tariffs Twist: Aggressive Enforcement of False Claims Act Violations Could Potentially Trip Up Construction Companies
There is a new twist on issues revolving around tariffs potentially impacting…
Can an Unlicensed Contractor Recover Damages?
An Alabama appellate court decision held that an unlicensed contractor may not…
Proactively Addressing Potential Construction Claims
Recognizing a potential claim—whether related to delays, defective work, payment, or some…
Court Rules That ERISA Preemption Bars Recovery of Union Benefit Fund Payments Pursuant to New York’s Wage Theft Statute from a General Contractor Where a Subcontractor Failed to Fund Payments
Summary In 2022 the State of New York passed a Wage Theft…
Living on The Edge: The Unacknowledged Delay/Acceleration
Picture this: you were the successful bidder on a state highway project.…