DECEMBER

Power of the Written Word | On Why Documentation Prior to Performing Work is a Must

NOVEMBER

Miller Time | On the Enforceability of Pass-through Claim Liability Clauses

OCTOBER

Get Used to Disappointment: Bid Protests Require Proof of Procurement Problems–and in Connecticut, They Require Even More

SEPTEMBER

Changes Clauses are Ubiquitous, But Not Beyond Contestation

AUGUST

How Consequential Damages are Defined and What Results From It

JULY

Addressing Fuel Cost Dispute Calculations

JUNE

Below the Surface: Why it Behooves Contractors to Take All the Data They Can Get

MAY

Get it Right: Accurate Project Documentation is Both Assurance and Protection When It Comes to Claims

APRIL

Get it Signed First: Formal Subcontracts Should Be an Implacable Prerequisite to Any and All Construction Activities

MARCH

Under Protest: Pennsylvania Bid Protest Case Signals Potential Change in Judicial Attitude Toward Labor Unions

FEBRUARY

Think it Through – The allocation of risk for work delays is rarely cut and dry

JANUARY

Federal Courts are Erring Toward Non-Traditional Miller Act Rulings