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Litigation is expensive. Before pursuing any particular claim, you need to determine if pursuing the claim makes economic sense. Standing on principle sounds good initially [...]

As discussed numerous times on this blog, the mechanic’s lien laws provide a security interest in privately owned real property in favor of those that [...]

It is not uncommon for a construction contract between an owner and a general contractor to state the owner may terminate the contract for convenience. [...]

One of the first things I was ever taught about mechanic’s liens is that the legislation’s original intent was for a contractor to be able [...]

Litigation arising out of construction contract disputes obviously will include claims for breach of contract, but also tend to include claims that are based upon [...]

In a prior posting on this blog, I explained that a Connecticut program, which requires contractors on state public works construction projects to submit affirmative [...]

If you are a trade contractor or supplier working on Dunkin Donuts Park in Hartford, Connecticut, you have undoubtedly heard that the City of Hartford [...]

Connecticut’s governor has recently signed two bills into law that pertain to the construction industry. Public Act No. 16-35 According to Public Act No. 16-35, [...]

Construction projects never go completely as planned. Construction managers, general contractors, subcontractors and suppliers all realize that changes in the work may be required for [...]