Blog posted 8 months ago in
Civil Litigation,
Construction Law,
Mechanics Liens
by Joan K. Fine
A mechanic’s lien is established and governed by Virginia statutes. They protect contractors and subcontractors who have not been paid for their services and provide specific steps for contracto
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Blog posted 9 months ago in
Alternative Dispute Resolution,
Business Law,
Construction Law,
Construction Litigation,
Small Business Law
by James H. Gulseth
Contract Litigation, Mediation, Arbitration A dispute can arise suddenly and without warning in any construction project despite the existence of detailed schedules and expertly-drafted contracts. Whe
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Blog posted 9 months ago in
Alternative Dispute Resolution,
Business Law,
Construction Law,
Construction Litigation,
Mediation
by James H. Gulseth
How Commercial Construction Disputes May Be Resolved While commencement of commercial construction projects is typically (or, at the very least, should be) preceded by the execution of a well-drafted
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Blog posted 1 year ago in
Construction Law
by Richard D. DiTomaso
Nearly everyone has seen the signs to call a phone number before digging. This is because one of the biggest dangers when trenching or excavating an area is hitting underground gas, electric, or water
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Blog posted 2 years ago in
Construction Law,
Construction Litigation
by James R. Wakefield, P.C.
The certified “Disadvantaged Business Enterprise” (DBE) is an integral part of the construction industry in California and nationwide. Billions of dollars in construction funds are allocat
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