Yesterday, we discussed the importance of utilizing claims periods in your construction contracts. Claims periods control liability, limit your exposure to loss, and prevent legal actions from being initiated against you. Today, we explore exactly how those clauses might prevent litiga[...]
Posts Tagged ‘washington construction’
Implied Warranty of Habitability Gets Look in Washington Appeals Court
Our friends over at the Washington Construction Law Blog are reporting on one of their very own cases this morning. It caught our interest, as it discusses the current state of the implied warranty of habitability in Washington state. Davis Wright & Tremaine attorney Alan Middleton writes that o[...]
March 10th, 2010 - 11:33 am § in Company News, Contract Drafting, Contracts, Liens & UCC, Our Services
Builders Counsel On-the-Go: Monthly Subscription Fees Make “In-House” Counsel Possible
Companies face real problems every day. Builders, contractors, suppliers and equipment agencies each manage risk, contracts, orders, collections and liability on a daily basis, whether they recognize it or not. Many companies turn their head to glaring issues as a cost-preventative measure. They tak[...]
Davis-Bacon Act: Understanding Bidding & New Wage Classifications for Green Builders
One of our favorite blogs in the construction law world just happens to be Chris Cheatham’s Green Building Law Update. The blog undoubtedly focuses on green building, providing a wonderful balance of reporting on construction standards, legal developments and legislative change. Chris is a won[...]
March 3rd, 2010 - 4:55 pm § in Company News
Reiser Legal: Launching Time…..
Reiser Legal LLC officially opened its doors this week to the public. Founder Douglas Reiser would like to thank the people at Wolfe Law Group LLC and its wonderful clients for his time with the firm. It was a great experience! We expect to begin building this site and adding content over the nex[...]
