Government Must Review Claims in Good Faith, Not “Conjure Up” a “Baseless Retaliation”
Termination for Convenience was OK to Get a Lower Price
Pirates (Parties) Should Arbitrate Arbitrability
Very Bad Behavior Without Bad Faith is Not a Breach of Contract
Government Construction Contracts Require Bonds, Even When Contract Doesn’t Say So
Government’s Negligent Estimate a Trick?
Prime Contractor Had No Duty to Help Surety Investigate Sub’s Default
It’s Good to Be the King
Smoke Without Fire: Damage from Concrete Dust Covered by Insurance
Changes Made After Substantial Completion Did Not Extend Overall Project Time
One-Sided Construction Arbitration Clause Valid in Virginia
Manage the Risk of Construction Changes
Want Your Profit? Prove a Constructive Change, Not a Suspension of Work.
No Special Defenses to Arbitration Agreements
How to Find (and Confirm) the Plain Meaning in a Contract
Navigating the Requirements for Claims against Virginia Public Entities
Virginia General Contractors Not Protected from Pre-Work Claim Waivers
Adding Terms to a Government Contract without Saying So
Differing Site Conditions: When the Part Does Not Equal the Whole
Forum Selection Can Be a Home-Court Advantage
No-Damage-for-Delay and Owner-Related Dispute Clauses are No Defense to Surety Liability Under Miller Act
Contractual Fairness is Whatever the Parties’ Agreed
Which Comes First – Specifications or Drawings?
Government Contract Claims: When Appeal is Rejection of Settlement
Linking Obligations
Termination of Government Contracts for Convenience (T4C)
Government Contractors: Build a Snowman in August
