I want to thank Scott and his crew at Construction Lien Blog for their kind offer to let me guest post. Check out my post on Open Accounts and Mechanic’s Liens in Virginia and all the other great lien related content at their site! Related articles by Zemanta More thoughts on Mechanic’s Liens (constructionlawva.com) Be […]
Check Out the 35th Annual Construction and Public Contracts Law Seminar
Beginning this Friday, I will be joining some great folks on the faculty of the 35th Annual Construction and Public Contracts Law Seminar. This year I am very honored to be joining Hanna Blake to discuss the topic of “How to Prosecute and Defend Payment Bond Claims.” Aside from our presentation, the topics range from […]
Another Holiday Wish: I Couldn’t Help but Post This
As I was contemplating the holidays as I sit here at work (but not for much longer), I came across this great post from my friend and colleague Kriss Wilson of the EDD: Issues, Law and Solutions blog. It made me think about the little things and the story in this post pretty much sums […]
Sometimes Fraud and Construction Contracts Mix
As I have discussed at Musings on several occasions, the general rule in Virginia is that fraud and construction contracts do not mix. In other words, most of the time, even where a contractor clearly misrepresents the work performed, an owner can only recover in contract, and not for fraud with its potential for punitive […]
Why Build2Sustain?
Let me start by saying how honored I am to be a part of the Build2Sustain advisory board. When James Bedell (@jamesbedell on Twitter) first approached me, I was floored. With all of the other great attorneys out there who deal in the “green building” arena (see the links to some of their sites in […]