2001 Construction Law Publications
The Construction Law Newsletter provides a snapshot of construction industry trends and is produced quarterly. The Construction Law Alert reports on breaking news impacting the construction industry.
- Supreme Court Allows Emotional Distress Claims Against Builders
- Court Rejects Sub's Unjust Enrichment Claim Against City
- The Risk of Utilizing Additional Insureds
- Subcontractor on Quantum Meruit Claim Could Not Recover Prompt Pay Interest and Attorney's Fees
- Anti-Project Labor Agreement Statute Upheld
- MEP Contractors Must Be State Licensed
- Subcontractor's Unjust Enrichment Claim Against Owner Not Stayed by Arbitration
- Duty of Good Faith and Fair Dealing Imposed
- When Is a Roof Not a Fixture?
- Firm News
- MEP Contractors Must Be Licensed by State
- Beware of Foreign Steel!
- Clarification Post-Bid Impermissible
- Attorney's Fees Awarded in Arbitration
- Successful Bid Challengers May Receive Money Damages
- Set-Asides Remain Shelved
- Firm News
- Domestic Steel Measure Becomes Law (Senate Bill 11)
- When Does a Change Order Really Have to Be in Writing?
- Prejudgment Interest Generally Recoverable Under Odd Facts
- General Not Liable for Injuries to Sub's Employee
- Payment Bond Deadline Clarified
- Consumer Protection Risks for Excavation Contractors
- Compelling Arbitration is No Longer a Final Appealable Order
- Disputes Will Stay Where Project Is Located
- Firm News