NH Construction Law
NH Construction Law, published by Wadleigh Law, focuses on legal issues related to construction projects in New Hampshire. The blog covers topics such as contract enforcement and doctrines like promissory estoppel in construction bidding, federal disadvantaged business set-aside programs and their constitutional challenges, local and state regulations affecting residential development and zoning, federal bid protest procedures and standards, and strategies for handling supply chain disruptions impacting construction materials. It addresses both statutory and case law developments, administrative rules, and practical implications for contractors, subcontractors, developers, and public agencies involved in construction and real estate development within the state.
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#150: The Future of Federal Disadvantaged Business Set-Asides
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#149: Sparking Residential Development
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#148: Federal Bid Protests: The Hurdles Get Higher
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#147: Handling Supply Chain Disruptions
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#146: Design-Build Contracts and the Spearin Doctrine: an Update
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#145: Using AI in Construction: Considerations and Pitfalls
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#144: What Is a “Material” Breach Justifying Terminating a Contractor?
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#143: Canadian Tariffs and New Hampshire Construction
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#142: Are Lessees "Owners" Under the Mechanic's Lien Statute?
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