David Furtado, Merlin Law Group – October 9, 2013 My first blog as a member of Merlin Law Group is regarding the statute of limitations for certain actions in Colorado. I chose this topic since it is the first thing I analyze and advise a prospective client when I am contacted regarding a possible first… Continue reading Statute of Limitations in Colorado
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Maryland Court Holds Arbitration Clause in a Contract Partially Unenforceable
Stephen R. Freeland May 7 2012 In College Park Pentecostal Holiness Church v. General Steel Corp., Civ. No. PJM 09-2070 (D. Md.), the United States District Court for the District of Maryland struck down several portions of an arbitration clause in a standardized construction contract as unconscionable. The case was filed by the plaintiff church… Continue reading Maryland Court Holds Arbitration Clause in a Contract Partially Unenforceable
New Year’s Resolutions for the Colorado Construction Industry
By Albert B. Wolf Attorney at Law Careful construction industry people (and others) may want to make the following New Year’s resolutions for 2012: Resolve-to make all reasonable efforts to settle disputes directly with the other party and leave your attorney alone; Resolve–to carefully document every event that might give rise to a claim or… Continue reading New Year’s Resolutions for the Colorado Construction Industry