Construction Law
Is the Movie “Runaway Jury” Closer to Reality Than We’d Like to Admit?
John Grisham’s legal thrillers that were subsequently turned into movies have long been a hit with practicing lawyers. While a…
Read MoreChallenge to New Jersey Public Works Contractor
Registration Act Worth Tracking The New Jersey State Legislature passed an amendment to the New Jersey Public Works Contractor Registration…
Read MoreWhy The Little Things Matter
I was reading a recent article about a case filed in Georgia state court over a fire at a Red…
Read MoreBe Careful What You Write In Your Construction Project Documents
As an experienced construction lawyer who has spent a fair amount of time in court, I can confidently state that…
Read MoreFive Predictions for Construction in 2021
As we close out what has been a difficult 2020, there is a lot to reflect upon. It was a…
Read MoreWebinar Recording: Five Key Construction Contract Provisions
Tuesday, October 27th, 2020
10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Superior Court Holds Arbitration on Breach of Contract Claims Does Not Preclude Mechanics’ Lien Enforcement Action
In Brackenridge Construction Company Inc. v. Lakeville DPP, LLC, in a non-precedential decision, the Pennsylvania Superior Court held that a…
Read MoreNew Pennsylvania Construction Industry Employee Verification Act is Effective October 7, 2020
The Pennsylvania Construction Industry Employee Verification Act (the “Act”), requiring that all construction industry employers utilize the E-Verify program administered…
Read MoreDelaware Court of Chancery Refuses to Enforce Liquidated Damages Clause in Non-Competition Agreement
In a recent decision, the Delaware Court of Chancery refused to enforce a liquidated damages clause in a non-competition agreement…
Read MoreWebinar Recording: Pay-When-Paid and Pay-If-Paid Clauses On Public Construction Projects
Thursday, January 21st, 2021
10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.