2005 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.
- Can Additional Insured Requirements Avoid Ohio's Anti-Indemnity Statute?
- When Is an Arbitration Provision So Unconscionable to Be Unenforceable?
- Is Ohio's Statute Mandating That Arbitrations Take Place in Ohio Pre-Empted by the FAA and Therefore Unenforceable?
- Firm News
- The Supreme Court of Ohio Affirms Economic Loss Rule in Victory for Subs
- Bonding Companies Must Meet Deadlines Too
- Sands Through the Hourglass – The Department of Labor's View of Compensable Work Time
- School District Wins Bid Challenge in Federal Court
- Public Owner Prevails on Claim
- Public Owner Prevails on Claim
- Public Owner May "Pay Twice" for Bidding Improprieties
- Design Professionals Fail to Recover Damages for Wrongful Award
- Watch for Hidden AIA Software Contract Changes
- Beware of Stealth Retainage
- Firm News
- Are Eichleay Damages Recoverable in Ohio Without an Idle Equipment Claim?
- Can Subs Recover Prompt Pay Interest on Liens and Payment Bond Claims?
- Kegler Brown Attorneys Honored in the Verdict
- AIA A401 Subcontract Is Not "Pay When Paid"
- Ohio Adopts a Statute of Repose (Again)