Construction Key Provisions of a Master Service Agreement Eric A. Berg, Wendy F. Klein Keane, and Kevin R. Garrison Here’s how the components of and efficiency gained through master service agreements can benefit parties on construction projects.
Legal Education Ways the Model Rules, State Rules, and CLE Ensure Technological Competence Catherine W. Delorey, James A. Doppke, Jr., Sanjay Kurian, and Benjamin T. Johnson As technology evolves, a lawyer’s ethical duty to remain technologically competent remains constant. Case studies illustrate the need for competence.
Construction Hard Hat Case Notes Hugh D. Brown and Lauren P. McLaughlin The recent case of Slone Associates, Inc. v. United States shows how difficult it is for a contractor to prevail on a differing site conditions claim.
Construction Construction Bills Rowan T. Mason and Brian R. Zimmerman States take steps to reduce statute of repose periods by enacting statutes that ensure contractors do not face lawsuits for decades-old work.
Construction International Construction Contracts and the FIDIC Red Book: A New Important Commentary By Christopher Seppala Philip L. Bruner The FIDIC Red Book currently is the world’s most widely used set of international construction contract terms and conditions.
Construction Editor’s Column Lauren Catoe As we move to digital-only with The Construction Lawyer, only the format changes. We deliver the same high-quality content to which you are accustomed.
Construction The Construction Lawyer, Vol. 43, Issue 1 John Marshall Cook We discuss differing site conditions clauses in contracts, master service agreements, and what it means to be a technologically competent lawyer.
