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The Spearin Doctrine on Design-Build Projects: It’s not me, It’s you

September 13, 2022 Construction Law Corner

Caroline Kim explains the importance of understanding the Spearin Doctrine on design-build projects.

The Project as Proof: The Parameters of the Duty to Preserve Construction Defects

February 10, 2022 Construction Law Corner

Marissa Downs outlines five key take-aways that all project participants should consider when confronted with a pre-litigation request to repair.

Mechanics’ Lien Claimants Beware: Failing to Name the Owner’s Lender-Mortgagee in Your Foreclosure Lawsuit May Invalidate Your Lien

February 10, 2022 Construction Law Corner

Craig Penrose discusses new consequences for failure to follow mechanic’s lien law as a result of a recent Illinois appellate court ruling.

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act: Opportunity and Risk for Contractors

February 7, 2022 Construction Law Corner

In November 2021, President Joseph Biden signed into law the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Daniel Brennan discusses the various federal laws that may apply to the activities on infrastructure projects.

Construction Law Corner: Spring 2021

March 26, 2021 Construction Law Corner

In the 2021 spring edition of Construction Law Corner, our attorneys discussed force majeure clauses in the age of Covid-19, environmentally conscious design, biometric information in the construction industry.

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The Spearin Doctrine on Design-Build Projects: It’s not me, It’s you

The Project as Proof: The Parameters of the Duty to Preserve Construction Defects

Mechanics’ Lien Claimants Beware: Failing to Name the Owner’s Lender-Mortgagee in Your Foreclosure Lawsuit May Invalidate Your Lien

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act: Opportunity and Risk for Contractors

Construction Law Corner: Spring 2021

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