Business of Construction Guest Post Friday

How to be an Effective Constuction Client

For this week’s Guest Post Friday, Construction Law Musings welcomes Jordan Furlong (@jordan_law21). Jordan is a partner with Edge International who specializes in analyzing the extraordinary changes now underway in the legal profession worldwide. He is also a Senior Consultant with Stem Legal and head of its Media Strategy Service. He authors the award-winning blog […]

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An Interview of Amy Derby- the Law Firm Blogger

For this week’s Guest Post Friday, I get to turn the tables on Amy Derby of Law Firm Blogger fame. Amy interviewed me for Musings’ second Guest Post Friday. Amy is a law blog consultant who helps small firms and solos learn to write better blogs and utilize the social web to network and brand. […]

Business of Construction Construction Law Guest Post Friday

Chinese Drywall and Insurance Collide

For this week’s Guest post Friday here at Construction Law Musings, we welcome Clay Olson.  Clay  is an attorney at Olson Good & Brown, which is located in the Charleston, South Carolina area and the author of the South Carolina Construction Defect blog.  Olson Good services many diverse industries including, but not limited to, the […]

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There Ought To Be a Law

For this week’s Guest Post Friday, Construction Law Musings welcomes Bobby Darnell (@cmcinc on Twitter). Bobby is the founder and Principal of Construction Market Consultants, Inc. An Atlanta based management consulting group specializing in business development, sales, marketing and profitability as well as executive placement for the Architectural, Engineering and Construction industry. Bobby can be […]

Business of Construction Green Building

Go Green or Go Home!

The more I examine the construction landscape, the more green building makes sense. As argued by Chris Cheatham at Green Building Law Update, customers want it. Set aside all of the environmental and political reasons for building green (less oil dependence and the corresponding dependence on middle eastern interests, “global warming” and the like), and […]

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