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False Implied Certifications in Making Payment Requests: What We Can Learn from Lance Armstrong
By: Brian S. Wood and Alex Gorelik Smith, Currie & Hancock, LLP…
When do hard-nosed negotiations become coercion? Or, when should you feel unlucky?
By: Stan MillanJones Walker, LLP “You can’t go to a negotiating…
Preparing Your Business For Internal Transition
By: Stephen P. Katz, Esq. Peckar & Abramson, P.C. When is it…
Building a Case: Document Management for Construction Litigation
By: Robert A. Gallagher, Jane Fox Lehman, and Michael I. Frankel, Pepper…
Doing Business in Civil Law Countries – What to Know to Avoid Major Pitfalls and Key Areas of Concern During the Negotiation Process
By: Olivier Larzul, Special Infrastructure Counsel, and Olesya Sidorkina, Associate, Peckar & Abramson, P.C.…
When is it OK to Say “No”? The Duty to Proceed and Right to Stop Work
By: Brian S. Wood, Partner, Smith, Currie & Hancock LLP At some…
The Increasing Difficulty of Being a Public Contractor
By: Frank T. Cara, Partner, Pepper Hamilton LLP Not long ago it…
Plans and Specs Gone Wrong, and How to Deal with It
By: Todd Heffner, Associate, Jones Walker LLP Plans and specs can be…
Navigating Through Deletions to the Scope of Work
By: Dorthy Koncur, Associate, Peckar & Abramson, P.C. Disputes regarding changes in…
New Master Subcontract Agreement by ConsensusDocs
By: Brian Perlberg, Executive Director, ConsensusDocs The ConsensusDocs Coalition just published the…