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The Prompt Pay Statute

By Christopher A. Kenney and Adam M. Veness

The Prompt Pay Statute will substantially affect payment terms on private construction projects.


The Time Is Now for Federal Good Samaritan Legislation | PDF

By Frederick E. Hedberg and Antonino M. Leone

In times of emergency, design professionals are needed to provide immediate services to protect public health and safety.


Experts and the E-Discovery Problem | PDF

By Lawrence W. Treece

A mystery lies within the application of the new rules to nonlitigation experts, substantive litigation experts, and e-discovery experts themselves.


Glossary of E-Discovery Terms | PDF

By Jamie B. Schwartz

For the practitioner who is unfamiliar with the emerging e-discovery terms, there are many resources available.


Understand Your Client's Computer System

An understanding of your client's information systems is the key to finding the files and information relevant to the matter at hand.


Breaking Down and Managing the E-Discovery Process

By Lisa J. Berry-Tayman, Patrick M. Miller, and Jeffery M. Stovall

With the e-discovery amendments to the Rules of Civil Procedure, understanding the discovery of ESI is more important than ever.


The e-Discovery Team-Every Member Counts

By Marcy M. Heronimus

The e-discovery team is responsible for all discovery and designing and implementing the response plan for the discovery process.


Suggested Jury Instructions in Construction Litigation: Making Your Case Clear to the Jury | PDF

By Michael R. Libor and Victoria J. Miller

This article highlights the significance of effective jury instructions in construction litigation.


Jury Instructions: Challenges in Crafting Compliant and Convincing Charges in Construction Cases | PDF

By Edward B. Gentilcore

There are difficult challenges facing a litigator when crafting jury instructions in construction matters.


Subcontractor and Supplier False Claims Issues | PDF

By Aaron P. Silberman

False claims laws apply to publicly funded construction projects in a growing number of jurisdictions.