The statute of repose is often confused with another, more common statutory defense, the statute of limitations. Both statutes provide a defense to claims based on time. After that, they bear little resemblance to each other.

“Remember the Architect!” While it may not be as catchy as “Remember the Alamo!” at the Battle of San Jacinto, the phrase about design professionals is probably more relevant to your day-to-day business.

What are the legal ins and outs of rejecting an “or-equal” product?

Engineers should not draft LOL provisions (among other contract clauses) – attorneys should.

Contractors on design-build projects should look to one of construction’s most nuanced cases to date.

What to consider when you’re asked to perform work that’s outside the project’s scope.

Notice provisions are important and should not be glossed over. Take the time to go through them to avoid consequences.

Lawyers love mechanic’s liens. More specifically, lawyers love correcting mechanic’s liens that contractors or lien-filing services frequently prepare incorrectly. Contractors...

While many kinds of construction claims exist, two of the most popular ones are: breach of contract and negligence. Payment...

“What about the architect?” In over 20 years of practice in construction law, I have never heard a trade subcontractor,...