We’ve discussed the Lead Paint RRP requirements in the past here at Construction Law Musings. Since its passage almost a year ago, there has been a lot of debate about its necessity and cost. While this debate is interesting, I recommend a Google search on this topic for you to get all angles. I’ll be […]
Guest Post Fridays Have Been Great- Thanks to All that Contribute
Periodically, I look back through the various Guest Post Friday posts here at Construction Law Musings. When I do this, I am amazed and thankful for the wide range of topics and the level of authorship. In re-reading some of the posts, ranging from how photos can help out a construction project to technology to […]
Fraud, Construction Contracts and Change Orders- A Roundup
Musings will be leaving the “green” reservation for a bit and discussing more mundane, though no less relevant, issues that arise in the construction world. One interesting note is that the Virginia Storm Water Regulations were recently updated and are open to public comment. If you are affected by these regulations, be sure to make […]
Guest Post Friday Takes a Breather
I just wanted to let you know that Guest Post Friday here at Construction Law Musings is still as active as always. We’re just taking a break and will be back with a vengeance starting next week. I’ve been in contact with some great folks who I am sure will have some great insights and […]
Incorporation May Not Be a Shield if You’re not Careful
On at least one occasion here at Construction Law Musings, I have discussed the need to operate your business as a corporation or LLC. The primary reason that I, as a construction attorney, recommend this is for the liability protection against attacks on your personal assets. Proper use of incorporation can and does protect your […]