Washington, D.C. Fly-In
- CONSTRUCTION
- June 17, 2025
by Lee Brumitt, Esq., Dysart Taylor Cotter McMonigle & Montemore, P.C. There are seldom projects that don’t have some measure of change or different site conditions requiring adjusted compensation to a subcontractor or a change in scheduled date of completion. The change order process doesn’t begin when a potential change is encountered. The process starts
READ MOREby Masaki James Yamada is a partner at Ahlers Cressman & Sleight PLLC Most subcontracts contain some version of what is termed an incorporation by reference, “conduit,” or “flow down” clause. Such a clause incorporates terms of the prime contract between the owner and prime contractor and makes them generally applicable to the subcontract. Some
READ MOREby Eric B. Travers, Esq., Kegler, Brown, Hill and Ritter Subcontractors working on projects with a general contractor from another state often discover, to their dismay, that they may need to go out of state if they must litigate to defend a backcharge or simply be paid for their work. Often this can mean needing
READ MOREMay 2018 ASA General Counsel Kegler, Brown, Hill and Ritter Revises FASA’s Retainage Laws in the 50 States Before you bid or negotiate your next contract, be sure to know the laws regarding retainage where the project is located. The Foundation of ASA’s Retainage Laws in the 50 States 2018 summarizes retainage laws in the
READ MOREMay 2018 ASA Urges Ohio Supreme Court to Affirm Appeals Court Decision in CGL Insurance Case and ‘Reverse’ Earlier Court Ruling That Was ‘Wrongly Decided’ Ohio ASA, Associated General Contractors of Ohio, and Ohio Contractors Association asked the Supreme Court of Ohio to affirm an appeals court decision in a commercial general liability (CGL) insurance
READ MOREApril 2018 by Michael McLin, Maxim Consulting Group Savvy construction industry professionals confess that acceptance of technology is the future. A good number resist committing their time and resources while hoping to see results by using tech for sake of tech. Tech innovations are sweeping the industry to the point that even the standard issue
READ MOREApril 2018 by Tyler Riddell, eSUB Construction is one of the largest industries in the world with an annual market capitalization exceeding $10 trillion. Despite its tremendous potential, many contracting firms are struggling due to a shortage of skilled workers, weak productivity growth, and new data showing that the industry generates immense waste, both
READ MOREApril 2018 by Carol Hagen, Hagen Business Systems Inc. Where are you on your path to a completely digital, connected firm? If you haven’t begun your journey, you’re at an extreme competitive disadvantage. This is where the rubber hits the road for your future survival. For those who are further along, what’s your road
READ MOREApril 2018 by Joseph Kanfer, Woolford Kanfer Law, P.C. It used to be that the last step in finalizing a contract or change order was putting pen to paper and signing it. But as computer technology becomes ever more pervasive in the construction industry, contract documents and signatures are increasingly exchanged by electronic means
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