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  • By Kevin L. Carr and Chelsea E. Thompson of Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLC Originally published February 23, 2023 The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) plans to prioritize ... more...

  • By  Cornelius M. Sweers of Porter Hedges LLP Originally Published March 7, 2023 Liquidated damages provisions are commonplace in construction contracts. One would think that ... more...

  • By Matthew Grashoff and Sonja C. Rice of Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP Originally published February 21, 2023 When reviewing a contract, how often have you had the following thoughts: “That provision ... more...

  • By Michael S. Zicherman of Peckar & Abramson, P.C. Originally published February 16, 2023 Peckar & Abramson partner Michael S. Zicherman  is the author of the United States chapter of  ... more...

  • By D. Gary Christensen of Miller Nash LLP Originally published February 21, 2023 When a contractor performs “extra” work—more than its construction contract contemplates—how can it ... more...

  • By Joseph Natarelli of Marcum LLP Originally published February 1, 2023 Onshoring for construction contractors is a strategy aimed at reducing supply chain delays by bringing production and manufacturing ... more...

  • By Joseph Natarelli and James Wiedemann of Marcum LLP Originally published February 1, 2023 After several delays due to the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the new lease accounting standards ... more...

  • By Amy K. Wolfshohl of Porter Hedges Originally published February 7, 2023 With material cost volatility in the current market, the topic of price escalation clauses is more prevalent. Some material ... more...

  • Now that 2022 has come to a close, the construction and surety marketplace continues to remain active. The market has seen an up-tick in investment in residential, commercial, data storage and large distribution ... more...

  • By Keith Langley of Langley LLP Originally published December 2022 Surety wins on motion for preliminary injunction with order that the principal post collateral and provide the surety free access ... more...

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