Construction Law
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The contractor was performing a fixed price building contract which required the performance of certain alterations. -
In many instances in the retail and restaurant industry, the question is not whether to build or not to build, but what method of contracting will achieve the best contractor for the best price. As the construction industry has matured, so have the available contracting methods. -
For a hundred years now, since the enactment of Labor Law provisions relating to worker safety at jobsites, New York has been amongst the safest of States for those whose career path, or life circumstance, leads them into the construction trades. As of the last rating - covering statistics compiled more than 2 years ago - the Empire State ranked 2nd Best in construction-worker safety: number one was a State with probably more barns than buildings over three stories. -
As a contractor, you know that time is generally not on your side--time is money. You plan pro. -
On February 1, 2000 a Baltimore City jury awarded A-1 Roofing, Inc., a Baltimore County roofing contractor, and its. -
Owners and builders anticipate the completion of a project from the day construction begins. The process of finish. -
There is a conflict among the Circuit Courts of Appeal in Louisiana concerning waiver of bidding irregularities. T. -
A contractor for a portion of the subway system in Washington, D.C. was found liable for a specified materials subs. -
Pay-when-paid clauses are commonly included in subcontracts by many general contractors. The stated effect of thes. -
The South Carolina Department of Education has projected that South Carolina school districts will need more than $.