Client Alerts & Publications
Lexology Panoramic: US Construction (state-by-state) USA – Texas
Published Date: December 8, 2025
Managing Partner of P&A's Dallas office, Timothy D. Matheny, and Associates Victoria E. Gregory and Frank Lander were contributing editors to the Lexology Panoramic: US Construction (state-by-state) USA - Texas guide. This guide provides a concise comparison of key U.S. construction laws. Covering essential topics: Licensing procedures Bribery Construction contracts Payment methods PPP and PFI Labor requirements Labor and human rights Statutory [...] Read More
Lexology Panoramic: US Construction (state-by-state) USA – Florida
Authors: Brett J. Moritz, Stefanie A. Salomon, Alexandra B. McKissick, Mitchell P. Abood, Nadia Ennaji,
Published Date: December 8, 2025
P&A Partners Brett J. Moritz and Stefanie A. Salomon, as well as Associates Alexandra B. McKissick, Mitchell P. Abood, and Senior Associate Nadia Ennaji, were contributing editors to Lexology Panoramic: US Construction (state-by-state) USA - Florida guide. This guide provides a concise comparison of key U.S. construction laws. Covering essential topics: Licensing procedures Bribery Construction contracts Payment methods PPP and [...] Read More
Lexology Panoramic: US Construction (state-by-state) – District of Columbia
Authors: Julia A. Loudenburg, Jennifer L. Harris,
Published Date: December 1, 2025
P&A Partner Jennifer Harris and Associate Julia Loudenburg served as the contributing editors for the District of Columbia guide of Lexology Panoramic's US Construction (state-by-state) report. The guide provides a concise comparison of key U.S. construction laws. For the complete guide, click HERE. Subscription Required Read More
Measure Twice, Cut (the Check) Once: Liability for Cybercrime and How to Avoid It
Published Date: November 24, 2025
This article was written for the ConsensusDocs newsletter and first appeared here. The well-known maxim among carpenters – “measure twice, cut once” – serves as a prudent reminder in the context of construction progress payments, which have become increasingly vulnerable to cybercriminal activity. Consider the following scenario: a joint venture contractor had been receiving progress payments via wire transfer from the [...] Read More
Noncompete Agreements: How to Navigate the Changing Landscape
Authors: Kellie M. Ros,
Published Date: October 23, 2025
This article was written for the ConsensusDocs newsletter and first appeared here. Contractors who care about protecting proprietary company information and attracting and retaining high-quality employees (all contractors) should consider making noncompete agreements a part of their normal business practices. A recent failed attempt by the federal government to completely ban noncompetes reignited the contentious debate about the balance between freedom [...] Read More