Legal Pipeline Public Bidding and Promissory Estoppel September 8, 2016 Steven Nudelman No Comments First-year law students, all bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, have a tendency to cling to legal maxims or theories as they begin...Read More
Legal Pipeline Is Breaking Up Hard to Do? June 8, 2016 Steven Nudelman No Comments Think of a construction contract as a “prenuptial” agreement between parties. The termination provisions in a construction contract address the...Read More
Legal Pipeline Rose of Aberlone and the Doctrine of Mutual Mistake March 10, 2016 Steven Nudelman No Comments The year was 1886. The place — Wayne County, Michigan. This is the story of “Rose 2d of Aberlone,” perhaps...Read More
Legal Pipeline One Federal Court Clarifies Claims Available Regarding ENERGY STAR December 3, 2015 Steven Nudelman No Comments While “green” building and LEED certification are hot trends in the world of commercial development and construction, the amount of...Read More
Legal Pipeline Colorado Construction Defects Case Benefits Subcontractors, too! June 11, 2015 Steven Nudelman No Comments In a long-awaited ruling, the Colorado Court of Appeals recently held that a homeowner’s association could not remove a stipulation...Read More
Legal Pipeline Paying the Piper April 7, 2015 Steven Nudelman No Comments Litigation is an expensive enterprise. Just ask anyone who has ever paid an attorney’s bill. Smart businesspeople consult with attorneys...Read More
Legal Pipeline Beware of the Indemnification Imbroglio February 3, 2015 Steven Nudelman No Comments The sub built a roof for a pool He thought that it would be really cool He signed a subcontract...Read More
White House Updates ‘Essential Critical Infrastructure Workforce’ List to Encompass Full Supply Chain of the Plumbing and Mechanical Industry
White House Identifies Plumbers as 'Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers' in Guidance for Response to COVID-19
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