The FAR Council continues revising federal procurement rules. Learn what proposed changes contractors should watch across key FAR parts.
FAR Reform in Progress: Breaking Down the Latest Proposed Revisions
New Tools, Streamlined Access: AAA’s Website Gets a Major Redesign
If you’ve handled construction disputes, chances are you’ve interacted with the American Arbitration Association (AAA). As one of the leading forums for alternative dispute resolution in the industry, the AAA is central to how many construction contracts manage conflict. According
How to Tell if Your Start-Up, Music, or Real Estate Financing is a Security – and What to Do About It
Washington DC’s Kennedy Center is a major performing arts center that operates as a private-public partnership under the auspices of the Smithsonian. According to a recent New York Times article, the Center has a $268 Million budget, $43 Million of
ESTABLISHING JUSTIFICATION FOR TERMINATION FOR DEFAULT
A termination for default (for cause) is drastic recourse. It operates as the harshest breach of contract recourse out there. The reason being is that you are saying the other side’s breach of the contract is material—goes to the essence
FLORIDA IS NOT PLAYING GAMES WITH UNLICENSED CONTRACTING
Lately, Florida is NOT playing any games with unlicensed contractors. And the results are harsh. BE WARY.
This is demonstrated in the recent opinion CAM Bradford Homes, LLC v. Arrants, 2025 WL 1715893 (Fla. 5th DCA 2025).
In this case,
Construction Labor Shortages: A Primer for Owners and Contractors
Labor shortages in the construction industry are an increasingly pressing issue—particularly for large-scale infrastructure and technology projects where schedule and budget performance are critical. While recent attention has focused on material costs and supply chain disruptions, a tightening labor market
When Delays Cost More Than Time: Understanding Consequential Damages
When I draft and negotiate construction contracts—whether representing contractors, subcontractors, or owners—there’s always one provision that seems to get special attention: the waiver of consequential damages. For good reason. It can significantly impact both parties’ exposure if things go sideways
Governor and Municipalities in Dispute over Implementation of Strategic Growth Legislation
On May 16, 2025, Governor Jared Polis signed Executive Order D 2025 005 (“Order 005”) to address implementation of recently-passed strategic growth legislation. As discussed below, Governor Polis has ordered certain state agencies to consider whether municipalities are compliant with the
Louisiana Legislature Revisits Act 312 and Oilfield Legacy Lawsuits
Nearing the end of the 2025 Regular Legislative Session, on June 11, 2025, the Louisiana Legislature passed Senate Bill No. 244 (“SB 244”), which brings significant changes to Louisiana’s oilfield site remediation statute, commonly known as “Act 312” (found at
Navigating SAM.gov: A Guide for Government Contractors
For businesses aiming to win federal contracts, navigating the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) is a necessary — and often daunting — first step. Whether you’re a seasoned government contractor or new to federal procurement, understanding how to use SAM.gov