The “green movement” seems to be all the rage in political circles, including under the so-called “Infrastructure Investment and Jobs...

Most parties negotiating contracts focus upon the big 3 contract terms – scope, price, and schedule. Such a focus makes sense, given...

A federal district court in Arkansas, construing Arkansas law, recently determined that an exclusion in an insurance policy for “prior...

Clients often inquire about the various types of claims or lawsuits they may need to defend against. Many non-lawyers question whether...

As we enter a new year, health providers and insurers must be prepared to navigate a variety of state laws that will go into effect this...

‘Twas the dawn before project completion,And all through the site;Not a worker was working,The schedule was tight! The lender's attorney...

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...