Construction Law Notes, published by Harrison Law Group, focuses on legal issues related to the construction industry. The blog covers topics such as payment bonds and surety liability, contractor and subcontractor warranties, employee handbooks and employment policies within construction firms, and legal procedures for filing claims under construction contracts. It also addresses regulatory compliance, dispute resolution, and risk management strategies specific to construction projects. The content includes practical guidance on contract provisions, labor relations, and the rights and obligations of parties involved in construction projects.
Mike Pappas was interviewed yesterday [March 25, 2009] at the Baltimore County Bar Association’s Technology Expo, held at the Towson National Guard Armory from 11 am until 2 pm. Pappas, the chair of the Bar Association’s Technology Committee, said that…
BY: Faith E. Harrison, EsquireOriginally Published In The HLG Constructor, September, 2008Do we need an employee handbook?More and more clients in recent years have inquired as to whether their company should have an employee handbook or employment manual. My answer…
By: Eli Robbins, EsquireOriginally Published In The HLG Constructor, July, 2008Payment bonds are the grease that keeps the wheels of the construction industry turning. They provide security for lower-tier contractors and materialmen, ensuring that they will be paid for the…
By: Mike Pappas, EsquireOrignially Published In The HLG Constructor, January, 2008This Article is the last in a series of three articles regarding the “time-bombs” in your filing cabinet and will focus on the typical warranties provided by contractors through construction…
Mike Pappas was recently featured in the Government Affairs Newsletter of the Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. for his work with the ABC Joint Legislative Committee in Maryland. Mike has been a Member of the Legislative Committee for 3 years…
By: Mike Pappas, EsquireOrignially Published In The HLG Constructor, November 2007This article is Part II in a series of articles about the dangers lurking in the files of businesses in the construction industry. This article focuses on “flow down provisions”…
By: Mike Pappas, EsquireOrignially Published In The HLG Constructor, September 2007Undoubtedly, if your filing cabinets are like those found in most businesses, they are likely to contain items that are long forgotten. However, because of the nature of many businesses,…