Since the great depression gave rise to the Tennessee Valley Authority or TVA in 1933, State and local governments throughout the U.S....

Most every state has adopted some form of a “Statute of Frauds” or SoF Statute, prohibiting the enforcement of certain oral contracts....

Most people are surprised to learn that insurance companies and sureties purchase insurance otherwise known as reinsurance.  In 2004, a...

Construction clients are often confused by the distinction between Statutes of Limitations or SOL's and Statutes of Repose or SOR’s. Both...

The Multi-Employer Doctrine or MED imposes liability upon companies sharing a workplace with others, for the violation of Occupational...

Few people were aware September was suicide prevention and awareness month. Yet, sadly, many of us have lost friends and loved ones who...

There are more than 16,000 wastewater treatment plants or WWTP’s in the US treating wastewater generated by more than 75% of the...

Approximately 3.6 million eviction proceedings are filed in the US every year.  Given that the US population is approximately 330...

A recent survey indicates 50% of contractors are currently using robots and other autonomous devices and equipment during construction. ...

At the height of the pandemic, opposing counsel allowed their owner client to “rip out” significant portions of a new $14M automated...

Officers and directors are generally shielded from personal liability when doing business through corporations or limited liability...

Insurance policies often contain exclusions that specify certain situations where coverage may not apply. In a recent case involving a...