ROADWORK, DELAYS, AND DISPUTES
The Subcontract Case In Pecos County, Texas

“Road construction is ubiquitous in our society. . . .” C&C Road Construction, Inc. v. Saab Site Contractors, LP, 574 S.W.3d 576 (March 29, 2019). The Court of Appeals of El Paso, Texas could not be more right on this point. And where there are crossroads, perspectives will differ. (As an aside, it is not a typo that the appeal of this case was decided 10 years after the prime contract was formed.) Continue reading…

Published On: February 5, 2025

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Construction Contracts & Whodunit

November 7, 2017|

Imagine reading a crime novel and just when you think you figured out whodunit, a plot twist suggests a different culprit. In construction contracting, finding the right answer can be a difficult task when

Owner Nonpayment is No Defense to Miller Act Claim

October 24, 2017|

As if you needed confirmation that the Federal Miller Act is a powerful tool for unpaid subcontractors, this is it.  Even when a Prime ordered and accepted the Sub’s work, but didn’t have to pay under the Subcontract, the Subcontractor still. . . .

Trust, but Verify

October 17, 2017|

Rely at your own risk upon a Contracting Officer’s statements when statutes or contract provisions may conflict.

Bases Covered?

August 8, 2017|

Contractors, will your current insurance policy cover “your work” as a joint venture partner? The typical answer is NO. 

Rules, Which Rules?

July 25, 2017|

Good Idea: Include a choice of law clause in your contract to promote consistency and predictability (while reducing potential costs and risk).

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Jonathan J. Straw
Best Lawyers® - Jonathan Straw | 2026

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