Daniel E. Evans and Kaitlin Marsh-Blake | Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani | February 28, 2019 The requirement to file a certificate of review early in a lawsuit is often imposed for the purpose of preventing frivolous professional malpractice actions and avoiding unnecessary time and cost in defending such claims. These statutory obligations vary between states… Continue reading Certificates of Review in Colorado Construction Defect Litigation
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Timely Legal Trends and Developments for Construction
Matt Viator | Construction Executive | January 17, 2019 The construction industry is broad and the legal concerns of industry members can be far-reaching. What seems like tomorrow’s problem often jumps to the forefront and becomes a high priority today. 2018 was full of moments like these – and it’s important to keep track of… Continue reading Timely Legal Trends and Developments for Construction
Damages For Delay-An Update
Henry L. Goldberg | Moritt Hock & Hamroff | February 12, 2019 One of the most significant developments in construction law of late concerns an issue I have been actively involved in for some time. It is a coordinated, industrywide effort to eliminate “no damages for delay” clauses for public construction. As with the federal… Continue reading Damages For Delay-An Update
Construction in the USA
Craig Ledet, Martha Buttry Daniels, Scott A. Greer, Mike Stenglein | King & Spalding LLP | January 8, 2019 Construction Sector overview Trends, developments and prospects What is the general state of the construction sector in your jurisdiction, including current trends, notable recent transactions/developments and future prospects? The United States continues to be one of… Continue reading Construction in the USA
Coyness is Nice. Just Not When Seeking a Default Judgment
Garret Murai | California Construction Law Blog | February 4, 2019 As Morrissey of the Smith’s sang: Coyness is nice, but Coyness can stop you, from saying all the things in life you’d like to. It’s not uncommon in litigation to see a complaint asking for “damages according to proof.” Call it laziness. Call it hiding the ball.… Continue reading Coyness is Nice. Just Not When Seeking a Default Judgment