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Dec 23
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Harrison Law Group Secures Victory For Subcontractor in Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals

By Eli Robbins Construction Law

Our client, a subcontractor, filed a Miller Act complaint against a surety in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia to recover compensation for damages incurred on the Basic School Student Officer Quarters project at Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia. …

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Jan 24
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Obtaining Relief Under Maryland’s Construction Trust Fund Statute

By Eli Robbins Construction Law

C&B Construction, Inc. v. Dashiell. Maryland’s construction Trust Fund Statute has long been a comforting and reliable tool for subcontractors seeking payment from an upper-tier contractor.  The Trust Fund Statute requires general contractors and upper-tier subcontractors to hold the money received on account of a…

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Jan 16
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Certified MBE’s Participation & Contract Goals

By Harrison Law Group Commercial Law, Construction Law

When Bidding on Public Contracts in Maryland, Contractors Need to Remember That a Certified MBE’s Participation Only Counts Toward the Contract’s MBE Goals if the MBE is Identified as Performing a Commercially Useful Function for the Contract (Not for the Prime Contractor’s bottom line) In…

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Jan 14
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United States Court of Federal Claims Holds Release Invalid Where Parties Continued Negotiations After Release Executed

By Jeffrey S. Rosenfeld Construction Law No Comments

On September 23, 2019, the United States Court of Federal Claims issued a published decision invalidating the release of a construction claim because the Government and the contractor continued to negotiate the claim after the parties signed a release. In Meridian Engineering Company v. United…

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Jan 09
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Why is a Non-Binding Letter of Intent Important in a Transaction?

By Faith E. Harrison Business Law, Commercial Law, Construction Law No Comments

Once a buyer and seller have finished their preliminary discussions on the terms of a purchase and sale of a business or real property, they will usually draft and sign a Letter of Intent (LOI) which describes the basic terms of the transaction.  Clients have…

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Jan 09
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Chilly Change Orders: When Does Winter Weather Become a Compensable Change on Your Project?

By Jeremy C. B. Wyatt Construction Law No Comments

This winter, construction companies are going to lose millions of dollars reacting to delays and impacts to their work caused by cold and inclement weather.  But it doesn’t have to be that way for you if you know how to protect your right to compensation…

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Jan 09
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Winning the End-of-Project Backcharge Game

By Jeremy C. B. Wyatt Construction Law No Comments

I represent a lot of subcontractors working on commercial construction projects, and more and more I have been seeing an end-of-project game where general contractors (especially the larger ones) try to solve project problems by pushing costs down onto subcontractors that have nothing to do…

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Jan 09
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Knowing Your Rights under Maryland’s “Little Miller Act” is Essential in 2020

By Harrison Law Group Construction Law No Comments

When it convenes on January 8, 2020 in Annapolis, the first bills to be introduced before the General Assembly aim to complete billions of dollars of school construction projects throughout the state. House Bill 1 and Senate Bill 1, dubbed the “Built to Learn Act…

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Nov 26
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New Procedural Rule in Effect for Conducting Interstate Discovery in Maryland

By Harrison Law Group Construction Law

Under the Maryland Uniform Interstate Discovery Act (“Interstate Discovery Act”), “when it is necessary to obtain the testimony of a person who lives in Maryland, parties to litigation in a sister state have the very same rights as parties to litigation in a Maryland court.” …

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Nov 06
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Three Risky Contract Clauses Every Subcontractor Should Try to Renegotiate

By Harrison Law Group Construction Law

Every construction project carries a risk of monetary loss.  For example, a worker could be injured, the project could be delayed, or the owner could simply refuse to pay for certain project work.  Any of those adverse occurrences (not to mention almost limitless others) would…

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