How Short is Too Short
A limitations period is too short when it’s unreasonably short.
Differing Site Conditions: When the Part Does Not Equal the Whole
If all apples are fruit, then why are all fruit not apples?
Pirates and Arbitration
How does a pirate solve a dispute (besides walking the plank)?
Bases Covered?
Contractors, will your current insurance policy cover “your work” as a joint venture partner? The typical answer is NO.
Two Paths at the Same Time to the Same Place
“Two roads diverged in a wood, and . . .” the Prime Contractor had to take both roads at the same time to the same place.
Contractor Schooled School
Have you ever done exactly what you were supposed to do, but it didn’t work and you were blamed anyway? Nevertheless, if contractors follow the owner’s plans and it still doesn’t work, the contractor may be without fault – this is as it should be.
Reasonable ≠ Ratio
“Circuit court litigation comes at a price, sometimes a heavy price.”
Choose Your Own Venue: Where to File a Miller Act Lawsuit
Do you remember the Choose Your Own Adventure books? […]