The Gordon & Rees Construction Law Blog seeks to provide news, views, and reviews of developments or interesting issues trending in the construction industry. Using the depth and breadth of its construction attorneys’ experiences and geographical locations, the blog provides insight and analysis of all aspects of the industry impacting design professionals, contractors, and developers throughout the country. The blog is intended to be a resourceful tool for its readers, presenting topics and commentary in a simple, straightforward fashion.
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South Carolina Court of Appeals Diverges from Damico Opinion, Sending Recent Construction Defects Cases to Arbitration
USA - September 14 2023 Could the latest opinion from the South Carolina Court of Appeals be the distant ringing of a death knell for runaway construction defects verdicts…
Lien Law Change in Idaho
USA - November 22 2022 On July 1, 2022, the Idaho Legislature’s amendments to I.C. 45-507 came into effect. This statute regulates the steps and requirements to sustain a…
Supply Chain Delay Recommendations
USA - July 1 2022 This Bulletin provides guidance to contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and others to ensure compliance with contractual change order requirements…
Force Majeure Recommendations
USA - July 1 2022 This Bulletin provides guidance to contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and others to ensure compliance with contractual change order requirements…
Protect Your Right To Payment By Following Nedd
USA - July 1 2022 In order to preserve your right to payment, you must satisfy the contractual requirements supporting a change order for the increased costs or time…
Price Escalation Impacts
USA - July 1 2022 This Bulletin provides guidance to contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and others to ensure compliance with contractual change order requirements…
Contractors’ Right to Sue in Washington Requires Registration
USA - June 1 2022 In Washington, contractors must be properly registered in order to pursue a legal action against a customer for breach of contract. Dobson v…
The Importance of Engaging Design Professional Experts Early, with a Focus on Massachusetts Law
USA - June 1 2022 In any Massachusetts case alleging negligence against a design professional, an expert witness on the topic of liability is a critical, early…
Connecticut Appellate Court Confirms That Paid If Paid Clauses Remain Enforceable
USA - June 1 2022 In Electrical Contractors, Inc. v. 50 Morgan Hospitality Group, 212 Conn. App. 724 (2022), the Appellate Court affirmed the trial court’s finding…
Updated Guidance for Construction Projects in Los Angeles Count
USA - May 8 2020 In the two months since Governor Gavin Newsom’s Stay at Home Order was enacted across the state, construction has largely continued in Los Angeles…
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