A friendly reminder from your neighborhood construction attorney . . . As I mentioned in an earlier post, legislation enacted this past year which established a…
I was in trial last month. I couldn’t have asked for a better judge. Smart, fair . . . and witty. During the pretrial conference, opposing…
There are battles and then there are wars. If you win enough battles (or, sometimes, the battle) you will win the war; but simply winning a battle (or,…
Manufactured homes are unlike traditional housing. They are built off-site and must comply with HUD Title 6 construction standards which require, among other things, that they…
Occasionally, a case comes across my desk which, while it may not venture into new areas of the law, provides a good summary of existing law. …
With state and federal courts increasingly backlogged with cases, contracting parties are more frequently including alternative dispute resolution (“ADR”) provisions in their contracts as a way…
If you have ever worked on a public works project you have probably run across a liquidated damage clause in your contract. Such clauses, which are…
Attorneys spend a lot of time parsing words, both to ensure that the words that they use convey what they mean, and to determine what others…
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