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ConsensusDocs Standard Construction Contracts: Contracts Aimed to Build Projects, Not Claims
Read Brian Perlberg’s article titled “ConsensusDocs Standard Construction Contracts: Contracts Aimed to…
Think Twice Before Relying on a Constructive Termination for Convenience Clause After Terminating a Subcontractor for Default
By: Bill Shaughnessy, Associate, Jones Walker LLP The right to terminate without…
New ConsensusDocs and AIA Comparison Released By DRI
By: Michael P. Sams, Esq., Joseph H. Bucci, Esq., Preston A. Hawkins, Esq.,…
New Design-Assist Guidebook for ConsensusDocs 541 Design-Assist Addendum
ConsensusDocs just released a supplemental Guidebook to the ConsensusDocs 541 Standard Design-Assist…
ConsensusDocs Approves New Master Subcontract and Releases New Technology Platform
From the ConsensusDocs Coalition The ConsensusDocs Content Advisory Council, which includes representatives…
What Constitutes an Emergency in Public Contracts?
By: Marion T. Hack and Christine Z. Fan, Pepper Hamilton LLP In…
CGL Policy Coverage Doesn’t Cover General Contractor Despite Allegation of Damages to Property of Others
By: William L. Baggett, Jr., Partner, Smith, Currie & Hancock LLP Introduction…
Beyond Repair? Your Duty to Preserve Evidence Ahead of Construction Defect Litigation
By: Brandon Rutledge, Associate, Peckar & Abramson, P.C. If a dispute over…
Licensing Failures: One Strike and You Are Out
By: William L. Baggett, Jr., Smith, Currie & Hancock LLP Over three…
Incorporation by Reference and Flow Down Obligations
By: Richard S. Robinson Senior Counsel, Peckar & Abramson, P.C., New York,…