I have spoken here at Construction Law Musings on several occasions about how I market my solo practice. However, its been a while and the last time I posted on this topic, I was still at my old firm and did not have over six months of solo practice under my belt. I felt I […]
Alternative Billing for Construction Claims: “An offer you can’t refuse”
For this week’s Guest Post Friday here at Construction Law Musings, we welcome Kevin B. Watson for the first time. Kevin is a partner with the Philadelphia Area law firm of Halberstadt Curley, LLC. Kevin is an engineer that ran out of ideas and went to law school, practicing as a Construction Lawyer since Reganomics […]
Guest Post Fridays Gearing Up Again
I just wanted to let everyone know that while the Guest Post Friday posts have slowed, the series will certainly continue. I have a few new and repeat contributors lined up over the next month or so and the posts should be informative. Thanks to everyone that has contributed in the past and in advance […]
Let the ABA Know if You Like Construction Law Musings, Thanks!
I find it hard to believe that yet another year has almost gone by here at Construction Law Musings. It seems only yesterday that this little corner of the “blawgosphere” turned two. Thank you to all of the guest posters who make this construction law blog so interesting to maintain, you have all contributed greatly […]
What Is Construction Law?
In the past few weeks, I must have been asked one question on multiple occasions: “What is Construction Law?” When this question was asked, I realized that I’ve been Musing on this topic for almost three years and realized that I’ve posted on everything from why I enjoy being a construction lawyer, to various topics […]