There are Bolts. Then There are Bay Bridge Bolts
Two days after the Toll Bridge Program Oversight Committee announced that the new $2.6 billion eastern span of the Bay Bridge would not open on Labor…
Two days after the Toll Bridge Program Oversight Committee announced that the new $2.6 billion eastern span of the Bay Bridge would not open on Labor…
A few Independence Day construction facts: On June 14, 1775, together with the creation of the Continental Army, the Second Continental Congress appointed Richard Gridley as…
Cool infographic from Rock & Dirt on the most amazing construction projects still around:
Or, kilts rather . . .
Ever wonder what it would be like to live in the world of the Jetsons? Global engineering firm Arup has. In a report released this past…
Being construction attorneys we like our buildings, bridges, and roads. And being from the San Francisco Bay Area we particularly like our bridges. On March 5,…
2012 was the year the world was to come to an end. It didn’t . . . but, hopefully, the end is near, of one of…
By Unknown Author Whereas, on or about the night prior to Christmas, there did occur at a certain improved piece of real property (hereinafter “the House”)…
The California Contractor’s State License Board (“CSLB”) has issued an industry alert to California-licensed contractors about to renew current licenses or anyone who has either applied…
The Continuing Education of the Bar of California has published its October 2012 update to Office Leasing: Drafting and Negotiating the Lease. I have been honored…
California Construction Law Blog (i.e., me) is off this week. I hope you and yours have a wonderful Thanksgiving. Thank you to all of you who…
At Wendel Rosen we’re not the kind of lawyers (read: your typical lawyers) who can only talk about their latest win in court (of course, we…