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When to Involve a Business Litigation Attorney for Coastal Florida Projects

Coastal Florida projects sit at the intersection of high-value real estate, complex environmental regulation, and intense public scrutiny. When something goes sideways, the legal q...

Designing Planned Community Documents to Reduce Defect Litigation Exposure

A recent Wall Street Journal article (“Home Builders Are Getting Buried in Claims of Shoddy Construction”) highlighted the growing wave of construction defect litigation facing hom...

No More Sneaky Settlement Protections: Liens and Unjust Enrichment in Florida

The Setup: Why This Matters Florida’s construction economy runs on credit. Contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers front labor and materials with the expectation that the Florid...

How Contractors Can Prevent Construction Defect Litigation

  The threat of construction defect litigation looms large for every contractor. It can severely impact a contractor's reputation, financial stability, and client relationships. T...

Alternatives to Litigation for Illinois Business Disputes: Mediation and Arbitration

Business disputes can quickly become expensive, stressful, and disruptive. Alternatives to Litigation for Illinois Business Disputes: Mediation and Arbitration, is an important top...

Before the First Shovel: Construction Contracting for the Data Center Boom

Texas Business Court Reaffirms Jurisdictional Standards in Real Estate Development Dispute

When a Deal Goes Wrong: A Practical Guide to Breach of Contract in Oilfield Services

What Every OFS Executive Should Understand Before a Dispute Arrives at the Door Contract disputes in the oilfield services sector are as old as the industry itself. An operator ref...

Construction Law Update 2026: Key Legal Changes Every Contractor Should Watch

If your business turns dirt, pours concrete, frames walls, or signs subcontracts anywhere in Florida, 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most consequential regulatory years in rec...

Trilogy wins over $1M in suit over leaking “Frankenstein” roof at luxury auto club

The developer of a 72-acre luxury motorsports club won $1.2 million in damages and other awards in its shoddy construction lawsuit claiming a slew of defects –– primarily leaking r...

Inside litigation surrounding Amrit Ocean Resort condo-hotel

In December 2023, David Stern closed on his $1.8 million purchase of a unit at Amrit Ocean Resort, an oceanfront condo-hotel on Singer Island, a barrier island north of Palm Beach....

Alternatives to Litigation for Illinois Farmland Disputes

In Illinois, farmers and rural landowners may use mediation or arbitration to resolve farm-related disputes outside of court. These options can be especially useful in lease, bound...

Understanding the Basics of Commercial Litigation

Commercial litigation involves legal disputes related to business activities. As the landscape of commerce evolves, so does the nature of commercial disputes. Companies may find th...

Case Execution Hurdles: Why the Operational Side of Modern Litigation Matters

In litigation, strategy, legal arguments, and effective evidence receive the bulk of the credit—win or lose. When cases are delayed, deadlines are not met, or a case is dismissed,...

The Risks of Rolling Out Arbitration During Active Class Litigation

Smart Contracts in Construction: Can Blockchain Really Prevent Payment Disputes?

Few industries lose more sleep over getting paid than construction. So when a technology promises to push a button and guarantee payment the moment work is verified, contractors li...

Alternatives to Litigation in Illinois Divorce Cases and Farm Divorce

For many families, the idea of going through a courtroom battle during divorce can feel emotionally and financially overwhelming. Alternatives to Litigation in Illinois Divorce Cas...

How Florida’s Business Court System Impacts Tampa Commercial Litigation

If your company gets pulled into a significant commercial dispute in Tampa, there is a good chance the case will not land in a general civil division at all. It will land in a spec...

The Gross Disproportionality Exception to Construction Damages

Berkley's lawsuit accuses Trisura of refusing a project owner's defense

Two words in an endorsement - "written contract" - decide who pays for this defense

A ‘widow-maker’: Structural failure in NYC likely to trigger legal battles

Once the immediate safety concerns are addressed, the flurry of claims begin in a case like the East 42nd Street conversion project, construction lawyers said.

Defending a Breach of Contract Lawsuit When Performance Is Disputed

For manufacturers and distributors, most breach of contract lawsuits do not turn on whether a contract existed. They turn on whether you actually performed, whether the other side...

Court hands general contractor a win in paralyzed framer's OSHA negligence claim

$1M workers' comp wasn't the end of it – what happened next will sharpen every GC contract

California Enacts Private Works Change Order Fair Payment Act for Private Construction Projects