A recent decision from the United States District Court for Delaware held that a surety was not liable for consequential damages to a building owner after a default by its contractor because the surety’s liability could not be greater than
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Massachusetts Federal Court: Contractor and Contractor's Owner Personally Liable for Fraud and Conversion for Failing to Pay Subcontractor; Contractor Also Liable for Millions Resulting From Termination for Cause
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A recent decision from the United States District Court for Massachusetts held a contractor and its owner personally liable for failing to pay a subcontractor and held that the contractor was liable for millions in damages to the owner resulting…
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Rohit Kapuria and Jay Rosen Participate in a Panel Discussion on EB-5 Projects
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On Thursday, October 14, Rohit Kapuria and Jay Rosen, both partners at Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr, will be participating in a joint webinar with EB5 Affiliate Network (EB5AN), a leading EB-5 regional center network.
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SEIU and ABOMA Agree on COVID-19 Vaccination Rules for Unionized Employees
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SEIU and ABOMA Agree on COVID-19 Vaccination Rules for Unionized Employees This alert contains time-sensitive material – all building owners or condominium associations that wish to require vaccination must “opt-in” by October 12, 2021 As COVID-19 continues to ravage our…
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Notice and Opportunity to Cure: Only if Specifically Required in a Construction Contract
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A Texas appellate court recently ruled that an owner properly terminated its contract with a contractor, despite the owner’s failure to provide the contractor notice and an opportunity to cure. See TPG (Post Oak) Acquisition, LLC, et al. v. Greystone…
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EEOC Files First Lawsuit Against Employer for Failing to Accomodate Work Request due to COVID-19
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Along with the new wave of post-COVID litigation surfacing across the country, the EEOC has now brought its first lawsuit against an employer for allegedly failing to accommodate and unlawfully terminating a disabled employee who had requested to work remotely…
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President Biden's Mandatory Vaccination Action Plan – More Questions Than Answers
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On September 9, 2021, President Biden announced a series of federal COVID-19 mitigation efforts, which represent an invigorated national approach to reduce COVID-19 transmission and rapidly increase vaccination rates across the country. In addition to a pair of executive orders…
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Combating Material Supply Disruptions and Cost Escalation
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The construction industry is confronting new post-COVID challenges – construction materials shortages, extreme material price increases and supply chain disruptions, all of which are exacerbated by economic uncertainty.
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Non-Fungible Tokens and Estate Planning
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I am a member of American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC) , a national association of estate planning attorneys and law professors who are elected by peers based on reputation, skill, and contributions to the field. ACTEC publishes…
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New Jersey Targets Health Care Entities and High-Risk Congregate Settings for Next Round of Vaccination Mandates
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In what has become a national trend, the Garden State has issued an executive order requiring that certain health care entities and high-risk congregate settings implement a vaccination or test policy. Executive Order 252 goes into effect on September 7,…
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