J. Christopher Selman and Zachary B. Stewart | BuildSmart Earlier this May, we wrote about how the Alabama Supreme Court held that “hold harmless” and “indemnify” may be considered synonyms, even if the terms appear separately in a contract. The court’s decision in Adams v. Atkinson, No. SC-2024-0528, 2025 WL 1416851 (Ala. May 16, 2025),was an important precedent… Continue reading Does “Indemnify” = “Hold Harmless”? – Part 2
Month: October 2025
Emerging Trends in Government Contracts Law — What Contractors Need to Know
Aron c. Beezley, Nathaniel J. Greeson & Gabrielle A. Sprio | BuildSmart The federal procurement landscape is shifting rapidly. Agencies, Congress, and the courts have pushed major changes recently that affect how contracts are written, awarded, challenged, and performed. Below is a concise survey of the most important emerging trends — and practical steps contractors… Continue reading Emerging Trends in Government Contracts Law — What Contractors Need to Know
Mechanics’ Liens & Beyond: Mastering Nevada’s Construction Law, a Multi-Part Series
Heather Caliguire Fleming | TALG Nevada’s construction laws are complex, and compliance is critical. Contractors risk losing lien rights and may face disciplinary action, fines, or license revocation from the Nevada Contractors Board for violations of Nevada’s construction laws. TALG provides legal guidance to help contractors navigate these requirements effectively. This multi-part series from TALG… Continue reading Mechanics’ Liens & Beyond: Mastering Nevada’s Construction Law, a Multi-Part Series
When is a Survival Clause Absolutely Necessary?
Baker & Associates Beginnings and endings in the business world are delicate things. Whether initiating a business deal and partnership or terminating an employee, business owners must take great care to secure their business and adhere to California law. A contract will inform and outline these business relationships, from beginning to end. However, just because a… Continue reading When is a Survival Clause Absolutely Necessary?
Anatomy of an Insurance Dispute
Will S. Bennett | Saxe Doernberger & Vita In early 2025, we participated in a panel discussion about the similarities and differences in the process of resolving a disputed insurance claim. We were both so taken by the striking differences in the process and had such a good time learning about each other’s process that… Continue reading Anatomy of an Insurance Dispute