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Everyone knows that they ought to eat right and exercise; yet, far too few of us do it. Similarly, proper construction contract management requires a [...]

The most common issue I confront as a construction attorney is what to do when my client is not being paid. The standard approaches include [...]

As most contractors are aware, if they are not paid for their labor, materials, and/or services, they can strengthen their position prior to filing a [...]

In a recent decision, the Superior Court discharged the mechanic’s liens of several subcontractors, because the general contractor had already filed a lien for the [...]

On rare occasions, I have had to contend with a claim of “slander of title” being filed in response to a mechanic’s lien. A slander [...]

A common provision in construction contracts requires a contractor to give notice to the owner within a certain number of days of an event giving [...]

As I have written before, a mechanic’s lien provides a contractor with an attachment to real property to secure the amount claimed due for work [...]

Anyone involved with public construction projects is familiar with the term “prevailing wage,” which is generally understood to mean the minimum wages established by the [...]

Parties are free to enter into contracts with any terms and conditions to which they both agree — but that right is not absolute. Certain [...]