This was last year, I’m sure I’ll have a similar post this year as well. As Musings enters the end of its first year in existence, I am humbled by the great reaction this little corner of the blawgosphere has garnered. To all the guest posters, I truly appreciate your time and effort in sharing […]
50 Best Blogs About Environmental Law
Musings is honored to have joined the likes of Shari Shaprio, Chris Cheatham, Rich Cartlidge, and, yes, even Erin Brockovich, on a great list of environmental law and developments blogs at the e-Justice Blog. Please check out the list for a great resource on all things relating to environmental law. Thanks to all the folks […]
Why Contractors Should Incorporate
Lately, we have all heard about construction, development, and other real estate related companies going out of business or finding themselves in the unenviable position of filing for bankruptcy in the face of outstanding judgments or debts. We also all know someone who is the head of a construction enterprise and has yet to incorporate. […]
Mediation Training: A View From the Other Side of the Table
I have discussed my experiences with mediation and other thoughts on this alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process on several occasions here at Construction Law Musings. I’ve also shared the views of some of the other great folks and mediators that have been kind enough to guest post here, including Victoria Pynchon (@vickiepynchon) and Ron White (@mediatoronwhite). […]
Bonds, Payment Bonds – Virginia’s “Little Miller Act”
Image via Wikipedia Here at Musings, we have discussed the topic of mechanic’s liens extensively. However, a mechanic’s lien may not be appropriate depending on the type of project that you work on. For instance, in Virginia (as in most states), a contractor cannot place a mechanic’s lien on a public project. In Virginia, the […]