Presenting a “Total Time” Delay Claim is Not Sufficient

David Adelstein | Florida Cosntruction Legal Updates 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 not a recipe for success.  In fact, it can be a recipe for an easy loss. This is not what… Continue reading Presenting a “Total Time” Delay Claim is Not Sufficient

The Parallels Between Winning Sports Teams and Successful Construction Projects

Jon Critelli | StoneTurn It can be argued that the fall is the best time to be a sports fan – summer sports are reaching their peak and teams are preparing for a late playoff run, while fall sports are just getting started and fans are enjoying a renewed sense of optimism about what the… Continue reading The Parallels Between Winning Sports Teams and Successful Construction Projects

Navigating Your Construction Project Through Covid-19 Impacts

Kent B. Scott | Babcock Scott and Babcock The relaxation COVID-19 restrictions and reopening of the economy has become a delicate balance. As the return to everyday activity progresses it is important to prepare in advance for this “return to normalcy”, which will almost certainly come in stages, especially as it relates to construction activity.… Continue reading Navigating Your Construction Project Through Covid-19 Impacts

Certain Project Completion Incentives May Not be Covered Under ERISA

T. Kelly McKee | Framing Issues A recent case before the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals1 determined that a “Project Completion Incentive” applying to employees on a construction project (the “Plan”) was not governed by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (“ERISA”).2 Former laborer Employees of the construction manager Employer filed a lawsuit in… Continue reading Certain Project Completion Incentives May Not be Covered Under ERISA

A Primer on Insurance for Construction Projects

Garret Murai | California Construction Law Blog People who live in glass houses should have insurance (in addition to not throwing stones). So too should your construction project. The risks inherent on a construction project are many and varied, ranging from property damage to personal injury to pollution remediation costs, and wise contractors and project… Continue reading A Primer on Insurance for Construction Projects

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