In managing a project as the design professional, you are called upon to wear many hats. One of those hats is that of material specifier and, at times, substitute material approver. What are your duties in looking at substitute materials?
Construction Law in North Carolina
Construction Law in North Carolina, published by Ragsdale Liggett PLLC, focuses on legal issues related to construction projects within the state. The blog covers topics such as contract disputes, project delays, construction defects, compliance with building codes, and risk management for contractors, architects, and engineers. It also addresses practical concerns like statutes of limitations, termination of contracts, and accessibility requirements under laws such as the ADA. The content is aimed at providing guidance on navigating the complexities of construction law to protect the interests of parties involved in construction and real estate development in North Carolina.
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Are we having fun yet? Construction in a post-COVID world (law note)
Remember how I said to never assume? Yeah, about that…… even when you plan for failures, mistakes, and other problems, sometimes things get so outside the realm of what you considered that it can leave your construction project spinning. Take,…
Never, ever, ever assume! (or, how a stuck shoe is like a construction project assumption)
This summer, I had the fortune of taking a trip to Europe. The first place I visited was Amsterdam. A lovely town with a lot of culture and more canals than you can shake a stick at. I was meeting…
Never, ever, ever assume! (or, how a stuck shoe is like a construction project assumption)
This summer, I had the fortune of taking a trip to Europe. The first place I visited was Amsterdam. A lovely town with a lot of culture and more canals than you can shake a stick at. I was meeting…
Never, ever, ever assume! (or, how a stuck shoe is like a construction project assumption) (law note)
When the Civil Engineer wears the Hero’s Cape (book review)
“It’s one thing to erroneously tell someone to drive through a lake. It’s quite another to drive someone through a lake.” So explains fictional Civil Engineer Jake Bendel when discussing the need for complete accuracy in a fully automated highway…
When the Civil Engineer wears the Hero’s Cape (book review)
“It’s one thing to erroneously tell someone to drive through a lake. It’s quite another to drive someone through a lake.” So explains fictional Civil Engineer Jake Bendel when discussing the need for complete accuracy in a fully automated highway…
When the Civil Engineer wears the Hero’s Cape (book review)
Certificates of Merit for NC lawsuits against engineers and architects? (still no)(law note)
Certificates of Merit are documents intended to show that a true issue exists with a professional’s work, prior to that person being sued. While North Carolina does require that a person suing a medical provider first have the matter reviewed…
Certificates of Merit for NC lawsuits against engineers and architects? (still no)(law note)
Certificates of Merit are documents intended to show that a true issue exists with a professional’s work, prior to that person being sued. While North Carolina does require that a person suing a medical provider first have the matter reviewed…
