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Does the Need for Witness Testimony Trump a Forum-Selection Clause?
Laurence (Trip) W. DeMuth, III – February 26, 2014 Construction disputes should be determined by the facts. It’s a fair and simple concept – the facts will establish the truth and establishing the truth will lead to a just result. But establishing the facts can be difficult. First and foremost, witnesses are needed. And there… Continue reading Does the Need for Witness Testimony Trump a Forum-Selection Clause?
LEED Rating Pops Up In Construction Dispute
Kevin Garrison – Baker Hostetler – January 23, 2014
Scope of Federal Arbitration Act Allows Contractor to Compel Arbitration
Tony Lehman – November 15, 2013 In August, the Supreme Court of South Carolina addressed the reach of the interstate-commerce requirement of the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA). Cape Romain Contractors v. Wando E., LLC, 747 S.E. 2d 461 (S.C. 2013). It also addressed whether an Owner could compel arbitration of a lien-foreclosure action filed by… Continue reading Scope of Federal Arbitration Act Allows Contractor to Compel Arbitration
Notice of Furnishing: More Important Than Ever
via Construction Law e-Bulletin: Notice of Furnishing: More Important Than Ever – News from the Construction Law Group | Nexsen Pruet, PLLC – JDSupra.