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The Miller Act Applies Even if Contract Does Not Contain a Bonding Requirement

United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently held, in K-Con, Inc. v. Secretary of Army, that the bonding requirements under the Miller Act apply to federal government construction contracts, even when the...more

Third Parties in Construction Arbitration Cases can be Compelled to Produce Documents

Contrary to what many construction contractors and owners may believe, construction arbitration often involves substantial document production. This may include production of documents from third parties not directly...more

Court Applies Abstention Doctrine to Dismiss Petition to Confirm Arbitration Award

The abstention doctrine allows a federal district court to stay or dismiss a case properly before it for reasons of "wise judicial administration." The US District Court for the District of Rhode Island recently applied this...more

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