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Avoiding Indemnity Potholes

When a contract does not actually mean what it says it means.

Article • June 26th, 2007
Immigration in Congress

The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) recently issued a statementÂ against the current immigration bill now in the Senate. The NAHB is particularly concerned about employment verification provisions currently included in the bill. The bill...

Blog • May 25th, 2007
Subcontractors must comply with immigration laws

Legal Matters

Article • May 16th, 2007
Canvassing a Construction Contract

Pennsylvania Federal Court rules on host of issues.

Article • February 26th, 2007
Surviving an OFCCP Compliance Review

Government Contractors Are you Ready?

Article • January 29th, 2007
Owner Not A Third-Party Beneficiary of A General Contractor-Subcontractor Contract

A look at the case of Outlaw v. Airtech Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc.

Article • January 17th, 2007
Maintain Your Lien Rights

Executing a "progress payment request" with lien waiver language partially waives subcontractor rights.

Article • January 15th, 2007
Change Orders -- The Bane of All Construction Projects

More disputes arise because of actual or perceived changes in a construction project than for any other reason

Article • January 8th, 2007
Editor's Letter: Be Realistic on Immigration

People need to be educated on the immigration issues.

Article • December 15th, 2006
Inaction, Silence or Implication Can Modify a Written Contract

A look at the Aqua Pool Renovations Inc. v. Paradise Manor Community Club Inc. case.

Article • December 15th, 2006
What Every Sub Should Know

The Top 10 clauses to watch for in construction subcontracts.

Article • December 15th, 2006
You may be Liable to Injuries of Subcontractor's Employees

General contractors often find themselves defendants in lawsuits brought by employees of subcontractors.

Article • December 4th, 2006
Employment Law 101

Documentation, training keys to protecting your company.

Article • October 27th, 2006
Contractor has a Duty to Seek Clarification of Ambiguous Terms

If a contractor fails to get clarification, they may be bound to the owner's interpretation of the terms.

Article • October 27th, 2006
Third-party Claims Against Construction Professionals

What happens when contractors sue the architects?

Article • October 2nd, 2006

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