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What the PA Supreme Court Extending Contractor Liability for Obvious Defects in Completed Work Means for Contractors

In the construction industry, it is not uncommon for a contractor to be named in a lawsuit due to hidden (latent) defects in its work that injure a third party long after the work has been completed and turned over to the...more

Four New Considerations for Making a Payment Bond Claim in PA

The Pennsylvania Superior Court recently clarified the claims that a subcontractor may bring, as well as the judgments that may be enforced, against a surety in Pennsylvania in Eastern Steel Constructors, Inc. v....more

[Webinar] Your Project Got Cancelled—Now What? - August 16th, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm ET

Contractors or subcontractors who perform offsite work can face unique challenges when an owner decides to suspend or end a project. Luckily, states including Pennsylvania and New Jersey, have legislation that offers remedies...more

PA Supreme Court Decision Highlights the Importance of Strict Compliance with Mechanics’ Lien Law

One of the most powerful tools in a contractor’s arsenal for obtaining payment on a construction project is a mechanics’ lien claim, which is a security interest that attaches to the owner’s property interest and “clouds” the...more

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