When the Pipe Breaks: A Reminder about the Statute of Limitations
Can a subcontractor be liable for damages resulting from a pipe break 10 years after it last performed work...
“Screwed” by Contractor, then Sued by Contractor: Adding Insult to Injury
A family in upstate New York entered into a contract with Kessler and Associates for the construction of a ...
Don’t Inadvertently Waive Your Right to a Jury Trial
A recent case reminds us how easy it is to unintentionally waive one’s right to a jury when dealing with me...
Extension of Time Requests — A Trap of a Different Sort
Between periods of limitation and various notice provisions, there are traps aplenty ready to trip up a con...
Construction License Agreements: Evolving Terms
When a property owner (the “Developer”) seeks to make improvements or repairs to its property but cannot do...
What Can You Lien For? And What Not?
If you perform work, labor, or services at a construction project, or supply materials or equipment to the ...