Adam Handfinger, Co-Managing Partner of P&A’s Miami office, served as a contributing editor to "Managing Construction Risk Through Commercial General Liability Insurance," a Thomson Reuters Practice Note. It explains how CGL insurance manages construction-project risk, highlights common coverage gaps created by business-risk exclusions, and outlines key endorsements and claims-enforcement strategies needed to properly protect contractors and owners. For the complete [...] Read More

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

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

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

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