Monica Wilson Most contractors know that they need a license prior to execution of a construction contract. But in many states, the time to obtain a license begins long before execution. In Florida, for example, not only must a contractor be licensed to submit a bid, a contractor must also be licensed in order to… Continue reading Construction and Procurement Law News
FEMA Repeals Contested insurance Rule, Landrieu Says
Daily Comet – May 6, 2014 FEMA has fully repealed a provision that made it impossible for new buyers of homes or businesses to assume a property’s existing flood insurance policy, U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., said. She said she received word of the action during a phone call with National Flood Insurance Program Associate… Continue reading FEMA Repeals Contested insurance Rule, Landrieu Says
Developer’s Subdivision Project for County Deemed Private Work of Improvement for Purposes of Subcontractor’s Claim, Extending Subcontractor’s Statute of Limitation
After Appraisal Award Is Paid: You May Not Get Your Day in Court
Nyanza Moore – May 6, 2014 In MLCSV10 v. Hartford Stream Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company,1 current and former owners of insured commercial property brought state-court actions against insurers to recover cost of repairing hurricane damage and vandalism, asserting causes of action for breach of an insurance contract, breach of the duty of good faith… Continue reading After Appraisal Award Is Paid: You May Not Get Your Day in Court