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By Lauren Anthony and Kandice K. Hull | September 22, 2022
Whether the Pennsylvania Prevailing Wage Act applies is a significant question because, if it is deemed applicable, workers who participate in "public work" on a given project must be paid in accordance with the minimum prevailing wage.
8 minute read
By Jeffrey B. Steiner and David Broderick | September 20, 2022
In their Real Estate Financing column, Jeffrey Steiner and David Broderick discuss the many considerations at play (and several negotiated provisions involved) in standard completion guaranties.
6 minute read
By Tasha Norman | September 19, 2022
If you raise your hand early enough, you will get the benefit of obtaining wisdom from others in the positions before you.
6 minute read
By Kenneth M. Block | September 13, 2022
In his Construction Law column, Ken Block outlines several business terms which may be included in a Request for Proposal (RFP), and provides examples of how the owner may want to handle them.
6 minute read
By Tasha Norman | September 8, 2022
"Take ownership of your career. Do not rely upon others to set your boundaries, define your niche, or seek out opportunities for you."
6 minute read
By Marianna Wharry | August 23, 2022
" [... W]e join the majority of states that have considered the issue in holding that the duty of one who hires an independent contractor to exercise due care in doing so does not extend to the contractor's employees who are engaged in the work for which the contractor is retained," the Maryland Court of Appeals wrote.
4 minute read
By Jacob Lewis | August 23, 2022
Recently, the court has moved away from a punitive interpretation by reaffirming the plaintiff's affirmative duty to prove causation before granting summary judgment. But without Judge DiFiore's vote, the Scaffold Law may once again step towards the more draconian application of near strict liability.
7 minute read
By Stephen S. McCloskey and Thomas V. McCarron | August 17, 2022
Owners' counsel may contend, for example, that a residential condominium building's repair history should be a relevant consideration when determining damages, as a result of a stigma associated with buildings where the property's reputation has been allegedly damaged, often where there have been water infiltration or mold issues.
12 minute read
By Amy Guthrie | August 17, 2022
The practice will be led by Claudio Rodríguez, an energy and infrastructure partner who headed the Mexico City office of Thompson & Knight before that firm merged with Holland & Knight in 2021.
3 minute read
By Stephen S. McCloskey and Thomas V. McCarron | August 16, 2022
Owners' counsel may contend, for example, that a residential condominium building's repair history should be a relevant consideration when determining damages, as a result of a stigma associated with buildings where the property's reputation has been allegedly damaged, often where there have been water infiltration or mold issues.
12 minute read
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