Indemnity

  • What To Look for When Entering a Construction Contract

    What To Look for When Entering a Construction Contract0

    By Marc Felezzola and Angela Harrod Maybe your construction business is growing, or maybe it has been a long-standing national competitor, but regardless of how established your business is on the national scene, there are certain things that you should always consider when reviewing a subcontract. This is especially true when your business is entering

    READ MORE

  • LEGALLY SPEAKING: Pay Attention to the Indemnification Clause in the Subcontract0

    March 2019 Edition by Timothy Woolford, Esq., Woolford Kanfer Law, P.C. Most subcontracts contain indemnification clauses, also sometimes referred to as “hold harmless clauses.” Their purpose is to transfer the risk of certain losses or expenses on construction projects from the GC to the subcontractor. Usually (but not always), the losses or expenses which trigger

    READ MORE

  • Contractor Community0

    December 2018   ASA Names Government Relations Expert Mike Oscar as Chief Advocacy Officer ASA has named Mike Oscar, managing partner, Gray & Oscar, LLC, a government relations consulting firm with offices in Alexandria, Va., and Philadelphia, Pa., as its Chief Advocacy Officer, effective Dec. 5. Oscar will lead ASA’s government and industry advocacy programs,

    READ MORE

  • Indemnity Provisions in Subcontracts May Burden Subcontractors with Excessive Risk0

    by Joseph M. Sweeney, Esq., and Scott A. Mangum, Esq. Indemnity provisions are often highly contested subcontract provisions since they shift risk from general contractors to subcontractors. While subcontractors may understand the general purpose of indemnity provisions, i.e. that one party (the “indemnitor”) agrees to indemnify and defend another party (the “indemnitee”) from claims, they

    READ MORE

  • Contractor Community0

    November 2017 Appeals Court Hears Oral Arguments on OSHA Silica Rule On Sept. 26, business and labor lawyers, as well as representatives of OSHA, made oral arguments concerning OSHA’s silica rule before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. Industry attorneys, including those representing ASA and the Construction Industry Safety Coalition,

    READ MORE

  • LEGALLY SPEAKING: Risk Transfer Gone Amok: Indemnity and Hold Harmless0

    by Lee Brumitt, Esq., Dysart Taylor Cotter McMonigle & Montemore, P.C. There is no more prevalent or dangerous clause in a subcontract than the one transferring the responsibility for claims “arising out of” a project to the subcontractor. This provision routinely makes the “Killer Contract Clauses” list. Risk-shifting provisions by which subcontractors indemnify, hold harmless,

    READ MORE

Latest Posts

Top Authors

FASA Cares Logo

About FASA

To educate and equip subcontractors and suppliers with the knowledge and resources they need to thrive in the construction industry. Additionally, FASA raises awareness about issues critical to and about construction in the United States.

Foundation of the American Subcontractors Association

1004 Duke St.
Alexandria, VA 22314

Contact

tel: 703-684-3450
e: asaoffice@asa-hq.com

Follow us on social media!

Latest Content

Top
© Copyright 2024-2026 - Foundation of the American Subcontractors Association