June 2011
:
Client Alert:
NJ Supreme Court Permits Claims for Personal Liability Under the Consumer Fraud Act
February 2011
:
Client Alert:
Changes to the New Jersey Construction Lien Law
January 2011
:
Client Alert:
Compliance Programs & Training Protection For the Public Works Contractor
November
2010
:
Client Alert:
Beware of CPVC Pipe Used in Combination With Steel Pipe in Fire Sprinkler Systems (Update)
Client Alert:
Government Contractors Beware: The Federal Government Is Cracking Down on Fraud in Small Business Contracting and Subcontracting
September
2010
:
Client Alert:
Toothless Tiger No More... Recent Amendment Adds Bite to the Construction Contracts Act (a/k/a The New York Prompt Pay Act)
May
2010
:
Client alert:
Fraud - A Public Owner Explores a New Shield Against Construction Claims. Will it Become a Sword
Client Alert:
Bidders Beware: NYC, Unannounced, Removes the Changed Conditions Clause For Its Standard Construction Contract
April
2010
:
Client alert:
Expansion of Federal Government Audit Powers and Programs: What to Do When the Auditors Arrive
December
200
9
:
Client Alert -
New EPA Effluent Guideline Rule Ramps Up Enforcement of Stormwater Requirements on Construction
Projects
October
200
9
:
Client Alert -
Update: DOB Revisions to the Safety Registration Number Application Process
September
200
9
:
Client Alert -
Bid Protests: An Increasingly Attractive Remedy in These Competitive Times
Client Alert -
Safety Registration
June
200
9
:
Client Alert:
Federal False Claims Act
April
200
9
:
Client Alert:
Stimulus Act Update
March
200
9
:
Client Alert:
Guidance for Stimulus Spending
February
200
9
:
Client Alert:
The New Stimulus Act
November 200
8
:
Client Alert:
New Federal Regulations require Contractors to "Self Disclose" violations of Federal
Criminal
Laws, violations of the
Civil
False Claims Act, and Overpayments on Contracts.
August
200
8
:
Client Alert:
Florida Supreme Court Favorably Revises Its Prior Ruling
Client Alert:
Good News: NYC Recognizes Delay Claims
June
200
8
:
Client Alert:
The U.S. Supreme Court Interprets the “Presentment” Requirement of the Federal False Claims Act, and Adds Intent and Materiality Requirements
February
200
8
:
Client Alert:
New York's highest court rules that insurance companies may be liable for extra-contractual damages for failure to pay insurance benefits
January
200
8
:
Client Alert:
Florida Supreme Court Rules That Certain Commercial General Liability Insurance Policies Cover Repair or Replacement of Property Damage That Results from the Defective Work of Contractors
