Development through public-private partnerships or “P3s” has increased sharply in the past several years, and is poised for an even bigger jump thanks to Uncle Sam. The infrastructure bill, which passed the U.S. House of Representatives last week as H.R.
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Federal Infrastructure Bill to Codify Streamlining of Federal Permitting Process in Major Infrastructure Projects
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The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which passed in the House of Representatives on Friday, November 4th and is expected to be signed into law in the coming weeks, includes an important, permanent streamlining to the federal permitting and environmental…
New York State and the City of Philadelphia Move to Prohibit Pre-Employment Marijuana Testing
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New York State and the City of Philadelphia are the latest to take action on drug testing for cannabis use. As more states and municipalities enact legislation and ordinances regarding recreational cannabis use and expand protections for employees’ use of…
Trusts and Asset Protection
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To repel a beneficiary’s creditors, a trust must contain a spendthrift clause. This special clause generally prohibits a beneficiary from transferring his or her interest in the trust to others. Similarly, a spendthrift clause prevents a beneficiary’s creditors from attaching…
Delaware Federal Court Imposes Limit on Surety's Liability Under Performance Bond
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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…
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…
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.
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…
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…
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…