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Check out our latest article by construction litigation attorney Byron L. Saintsing! ??? The North Carolina Court of Appeals confirms that partial lien waivers do not waive lien rights. Learn how this decision impacts contractors and suppliers in the construction industry. #ConstructionLaw #LegalUpdate #SmithDebnam

WEBINAR ALERT The Doctrine of Good Faith in Construction Disputes: Civil & Common Law Perspectives Join us for an insightful session exploring how the doctrine of good faith impacts construction disputes across civil and common law systems. Whether you’re a contractor, legal professional, or in construction management, understanding these legal principles is critical for navigating contracts and resolving disputes effectively. ?? Date: 10th October ??Time: 1:30 PM IST / 12:00 PM GST / 9:00 AM BST ??Location: Online – Register now! https://lnkd.in/gbgSSrPP Rishabh Jogani #disputes #constructionlaw #constructiondoctrines #goodfaith #webinar

#Construction attorney Gregory Meeder and #litigation attorney Megan Schmid are set to present this week at the American Bar Association's Forum on Construction Law. If you're joining live in #Chicago, check out the articles below for a primer on relevant #Illinois laws that will be addressed during their session. The pieces look at excavation and heavy civil construction in urban environments along with differing site conditions under the state's Public Construction Contract Act. Read The Magazine of The Deep Foundations Institute article: https://bit.ly/2y73GuF Read the Holland & Knight Newsletter article: https://bit.ly/3BajLRe

?? Significant Construction Industry Ruling ?? Kenney & Sams, PLLC construction law attorneys, J. Nathan Cole and Ross Wecker, recently obtained a significant decision in favor of their client, J.C. Cannistraro, successfully arguing that a violation of the Massachusetts Prompt Pay Act voided a claim brought against their client. The Norfolk Superior Court held that where a general contractor violated the Prompt Pay Act, the arbitrator exceeded his authority by allowing the GC to pursue a recoupment claim for that portion of the payment “deemed approved” because it brought the claim before it made payment to Cannistraro. This case highlights the complexities of the Prompt Pay Act and reinforces the importance of timely and good-faith compliance with the Act. Read the article here: https://buff.ly/49Lg1m6 #LegalUpdate #ConstructionLaw #PromptPayAct #KenneyAndSams #CourtDecision

Eric Grasberger, Zachary Davis, and Mario Nicholas will be presenting at the 29th Annual Oregon Construction Law Seminar, presented by The Seminar Group on September 12, 2024. Learn more about the event and register here with the code ”FAC100” for a $100 registration discount. https://ow.ly/8H0g50SFsjS #StoelRives #ConstructionLaw #ConstructionandDesign #Construction #Seminar #TheSeminarGroup #Lawyers #Attorneys

Are you aware that surveyors can occasionally serve as expert witnesses? This becomes particularly valuable when specialised expertise and experience are necessary to comprehend intricate matters. These expert reports are prepared independently for utilisation in legal proceedings, including courts, tribunals, arbitrations, and other forms of dispute resolution. If you require assistance with any concerns, we encourage you to reach out to Leo Horsfield today. #expertwitness #courtoflaw #leohorsfield #leohorsfieldsurveying #buildingsurvey #homebuyersreport #structuralengineer #buildingdesign #charteredsurveyors #structuralinspection #structuraldesign #buildingregulation #construction

? 1 Day to Go! ? Join us tomorrow for our highly anticipated webinar on the Doctrine of Good Faith in Construction Disputes under Civil and Common Law! Don't miss insights from our expert panel as they delve into this crucial topic. ?? Date: 10th October ?? Time: 1:30 PM IST / 12:00 PM GST / 9:00 AM BST ?? Location: Online – Register here: https://lnkd.in/gbgSSrPP #ConstructionLaw #Webinar #GoodFaith #LegalInsights #CivilLaw #CommonLaw #ConstructionDisputes

Fantastic result concerning a nuanced area of law. Those in the construction industry should take a few minutes to read this article and familiarize themselves with the decision. Excellent work by the Kenney & Sams, PLLC team!

Stoel Rives has published a 2024 update to The Construction Lien in Washington: A Legal Analysis for the Construction Industry. First published in 2015, The Construction Lien in Washington is a comprehensive guide to construction lien law in Washington State, providing insights for both new and experienced legal professionals and real estate and construction industry stakeholders. 2024 updates include important new case authorities and statutory changes. Authored by Stoel attorneys Bart Reed, Karl Oles, and Evan Brown, the Washington Construction Lien treatise addresses the elements of a construction lien; pre-claim notices; recording a construction lien claim; foreclosing a construction lien claim; defending against a construction lien claim; stop notices; and lien-like remedies on public projects. Click here to download your copy today: https://ow.ly/f4wm50UcbX6 #StoelRives #ConstructionLien #Washington #Construction #LienLaw #WashingtonLaw #LienTreatise #Lawyers #CREliens #Commercialrealestate #Attorneys

Few things are more frustrating than being in court and realizing that the judge does not understand construction disputes and has no desire to understand the construction dispute before them. This normally means they won’t rule on motions that narrow the issues and will take a “let’s just let a jury sort it out” approach. This is why for most construction cases, if there’s an arbitration clause, I push the case to arbitration. There’s added administrative costs but trust me when I tell you that it is worth it when you consider that a lot of nonsense is typically eliminated when the arbitrator understands construction law. You don’t have to worry about ending up in front of a jury defending 10 different causes of action or addressing 20 inapplicable affirmative defenses that should have been eliminated as a matter of law. You can focus on the actual issues in the case and save everyone a bunch of headaches. Moral of the story, if you’re doing construction put an arbitration clause in the construction agreement. #Construction #Constructionlaw #Contractor #GeneralContractors