Business of Construction Guest Post Friday

CEO’s All Sectors: A Few Thoughts on Lowering Risk…

Originally posted 2016-08-22 11:32:39. For this week’s Guest Post Friday at Construction Law Musings, I am happy to welcome Greg George.  Greg (@gtiadvisors on Twitter) is managing partner of GTI Advisors Threat Management Practice Group. A senior advisor to executives, business owners, private equity investors, M&A teams and transaction lawyers, Greg provides guidance on matters […]

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Time for Some Fishing and R and R

Well, I’m off for some fun in the sun and on a boat for a week with my family (it being one of the few times of year that I have them all home) so I won’t be posting any new Musings this week.  In the meantime, peruse the other posts on Virginia mechanic’s liens, […]

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Ten Years of Musings. Wow!

Who knew that 10 years ago, this tiny announcement post would have spawned a blog that lasted this long?  I sure didn’t.  Back then, this blog was on the Blogger platform and I started it basically on a whim to see whether I would enjoy the process and learn something.  I found that the answer […]

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When is a Contract not a Contract?

As I’ve stated numerous times here at Musings, in Virginia the contract is king.  The courts of Virginia will read a contract as written and where there is a contract (read as foreshadowing), the courts will assume the parties knew what they were doing and enforce it by its terms.  However, there has to be […]

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Be Careful with Continuous Breach and Statute of Limitations

If you are a construction attorney like me (or anyone that takes cases to court), you deal with statutes of limitation on a daily basis.  These statutes seem pretty simple.  A party has “X” amount of time in which to file its lawsuit after accural of the cause of action.  In a breach of contract […]

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