Oil and gas prices continue to stay high because of low inventory, low production and high demand. This summer, the United States consumed larger amounts of natural gas to meet electricity demand. Read on to discover what else is happening in the energy sector.

Subcontractors should be aware of state consumer protection laws as they can be used against them in a breach of contract situation. Read on for the result of a Connecticut case where a subcontractor defrauded a general contractor out of a 30 percent deposit.

As inflation causes food, housing and other costs to rise, the fear of recession rears its head.

Before ending a contract, make sure you or your attorney understand the terms dictating when termination is warranted. 

Limitation of liability clauses are added to project contracts and shift the risk of misconduct perpetrated by design professionals, such as architects and engineers, to the building owner.

Commodity prices are rising everywhere, sure to continue as the tragic Ukraine war rages on. China’s support of Russia does not bode well for the United States. 

Uncertainty in the energy market continues as the war in Ukraine rages on and supply chain issues resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic persist.

In an emergency where water will be limited, it is critical for hospitals and other medical facilities to have enough emergency water on hand for four days.