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Construction Contract
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Tom Mighell
Blawg of the Day – Construction Law Today
By Tom Mighell
A construction law blog for you today: Construction Law Today is a blog about construction contracts, disputes, finance and the people whose job it is to deal with them. It's authored…
Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
Court Defines “Substantial Completion” in AIA Construction Contract
Homsey Architects, Inc. v. Nine Ninety Nine, LLC, C.A. No. 4412-VCP (Del. Ch. June 14, 2010), read opinion here. This 31-page opinion from the Delaware Court of Chancery addressed the definition…
Best Practices Construction Law
Make Up Your Mind Mother Nature: Construction Law and Weather Delays
My children have been mad at Mother Nature over the past month. One day ... jeans, turtle necks and jackets. The next day ... shorts and flip-flops. At least in…
Constructlaw®
U.S. Court of Appeals for 11th Circuit Upholds Dismissal of EPC Contractor’s Claim for Damages Caused by Four Hurricanes, Concluding That Terms of Force Majeure Clause Barred Recovery of Increased Costs
By Constructlaw
S&B/BIBB Hines PB3 Joint Venture v. Progress Energy Florida, Inc. 2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 2875 (11th Cir. Feb. 11, 2010) S&B/BIBB Hines PB3 Joint Venture, S&B Engineers and Contractors, LTD…
Best Practices Construction Law
Ctrl-Alt-Delete: What Do You Do When Your Presentation Goes Bad?
CSI "Construction Specifications Institute" "Powerpoint gone bad" "Powerpoint problems" "public speaking advice" "presentation tips"
Constructlaw®
US District Court for Middle District of Pennsylvania Holds Course of Performance May Vitiate Partial Payment Releases and Delay Costs May Be Recovered Under Federal Miller Act Payment Bond
By Constructlaw
U.S. ex rel Pioneer Construction v. Pride Enterprises 2009 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 110935 (M.D. Pa., November 27, 2009) The court denied the contractor’s claim for summary judgment, which was based…
Ahead of Schedule
You Are a Project Owner or Developer Who Wants to Build a Green Project? So, What Do You Actually Put in Your Contracts?
Despite the explosion of articles, seminars and webinars on green building and development during the last year or so, there is a dearth of information in the development world regarding…
Real Estate, Land Use & Environmental Law Blog
New Legislation on Wrap-up Insurance And Indemnity Clauses
By Edward B. Lozowicki and James G. Higgins Owners, developers and major general contractors are ramping up their use of wrap-up insurance policies on building and industrial projects. When sponsored by…
Best Practices Construction Law
Lessons from a Bankruptcy Judge: Learn How to Write
"Pay me less before the dispute erupts ... or pay me more after the dispute erupts ..." is a phrase that many construction litigators have said to their clients. What that means, practically, is…
Pennsylvania Law Monitor
The Pennsylvania Procurement Code Governs Contracting With Commonwealth Agencies
Before the 1998 Commonwealth Procurement Code, the Administrative Code governed the process of contracting with the Commonwealth or an agency of the Commonwealth. The Procurement Code governs any transaction in…