Pay-if-paid clauses in construction contracts are controversial at best. While some states have enacted legislation strictly prohibiting the enforceability of such clauses, other states will still enforce them if the...
They may have just been looking for a refreshing dip, but customers working with Connecticut’s Roy’s Pools — and multiple area subcontractors — have been left high and dry after...
As the original developer of Hartford, Connecticut’s Dunkin’ Donuts Park continues to fight its 2016 removal from the project, a new developer has begun work adding apartments, stores, and parking...
While it broke ground in early summer 2019 to great fanfare and economic optimism, the East Windsor, Connecticut Connect55+ property’s parent company is currently facing over $1 million in mechanics...
As of June 8, 2020, at least one mechanics lien claim has been placed on the former English Station power plant in New Haven, Connecticut, totaling $5M in unpaid construction...
No one enters into a construction contract expecting problems or disputes. However, because they often arise in construction projects, a growing number of contracts include an arbitration clause. An arbitrator’s...
Deciding to terminate a subcontractor is not a decision that should be taken lightly. There are a lot of risks and costs associated with termination, even if the termination is...
Connecticut general contractors should take note - when working on home improvement jobs, very specific (and very strict) requirements will apply. If not followed, a contractor could lose their right...
With new legislation popping up all over the map, it feels like construction payment laws are changing every other day. Considering the issues the industry has with payment, this is...
There is a national debate about whether or not sports stadiums should be publicly funded (they shouldn’t), but for now it looks like the price of stadium construction will continue...