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Construction
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Construction Law in North Carolina
Vacation during a Project? Time for your Construction Documents to Shine!
Happy Lazy Day Everyone! What’s that? You didn’t know that August 10th is considered National Lazy Day? Well, it is. And it ties nicely in with today’s theme: how to…
Insurance Law Hawaii
Wrap-up Exclusion Applies Even if Insured Not Enrolled in Wrap-Up Program
The Supreme Court of New York, Appellate Division, found that the lower court properly determined that the wrap-exclusion applied to the insured even though it was not enrolled…
The HB Blog
New York City License Agreements and RPAPL 881: Gaining Necessary Access to a Neighbor’s Property
As every New York City real estate developer knows, obtaining access to neighboring properties to install legally mandated construction safety protections required by the New York City Department of Buildings (the “DOB“) can be…
Construction Payment Blog
Environmental Regulations in Construction: What Contractors Need to Know
Construction activity is incredibly intensive work — creating the built environment is inherently disruptive to the natural environment. Governments balance the needs of both by requiring contractors, property owners, and…
Gravel2Gavel
Connection Corner: Chris Love of Capital City Real Estate
By Pillsbury's Construction And Real Estate Law Team
by Pillsbury's Construction & Real Estate Law Team The Real Estate and Construction industry may be huge, but ultimately, as with all industries, it comes down to the people who…
Constructlaw®
GAR Know How Construction Arbitration: USA (September 2022)
By Albert Bates, Zach Torres-Fowler
Accreditation: An extract from GAR's Construction Arbitration Know-how. The whole publication is available at https://globalarbitrationreview.com/insight/know-how/construction-arbitration. Troutman Pepper Partners Albert Bates and Zachary Torres-Fowler are published in GAR Insight with their…
Construction Payment Blog
Builder’s Risk vs. General Liability for Contractors: What’s the Difference?
By Daniel Gray
Construction businesses need many different types of insurance to mitigate the risks associated with building projects. Two of the most common insurance policies that contractors have are builder’s risk and…
Florida Construction Legal Updates
PRESENTING A “TOTAL TIME” DELAY CLAIM IS NOT SUFFICIENT
When presenting a delay-type of claim on a construction project, a claimant MUST be in a position to properly PROVE the claim. Trying to present a delay claim loosey-goosey is…
Construction Payment Blog
New York Home Improvement Contracts: What Residential Contractors Need to Include
In the State of New York, contractors working on certain residential projects need to have a good understanding of the NY Home Improvement Contracts Act. Under these statutes, on certain…
Construction Payment Blog
Residential and Commercial Construction: 7 Crucial Differences
Construction businesses that are looking to thrive would do well to pay close attention to the differences between residential and commercial construction projects. It’s common for companies to specialize in…