As I sit here on a hot and humid Friday here in Richmond, Virginia and see that things slow down when the heat gets near 100 degrees, client service and friends come to mind. Thanks to everyone who contributes to the discussion here at Construction Law Musings. Whether that input be by comment or full […]
Out of State Contractor? Call a Virginia Construction Attorney
Recently, I discussed some issues with a non-Virginia contractor. Its principal had some great questions that reminded me that construction law here in the Commonwealth of Virginia can be a bit different from that in other states. This fact is not only true for mechanic’s lien and “Little Miller Act” claims, but for registration of […]
Construction Law Musings Guest Post Friday Takes a Break
Summer is here, and Guest Post Fridays seem to be slowing down a bit. Don’t worry, they’ll be back! In the meantime, check out all of the past guest posts here at Construction Law Musings and then let me know if you have an interest in joining the club! Thanks to all of you who […]
Head’s Up: I’ll be Guest Posting at Construction Law in NC
I thought I’d give all of my readers a head’s up on my June 23, 2011 guest post at the great Construction Law in North Carolina blog hosted by my pal and fellow construction lawyer Melissa Brumback (@melissabrumback). I’ll be talking about things that contractors and subcontractors need to look out for on the front […]
Builder Self-Verification & Certifications
For this week’s Guest Post Friday here at Construction Law Musings, we welcome Sean Lintow (@SLSConstruction) of SLS Construction. Sean has 20 years in the construction and project management fields, started current business in Cullman county Alabama in 2006 after moving from Arizona. He has some commercial experience, but specialize mainly in residential remodeling, building […]