During a construction project, it is not uncommon for unexpected issues to arise that result in a claim or notice letters...
Liquidated damages clauses have been a mainstay in construction agreements for decades. The idea behind them is that a pre...
A recent decision from the Nebraska Supreme Court1 illustrates the interplay of two key construction contract provisions...
Earlier this month, in Broomfield Senior Living Owner, LLC v. R.G. Brinkmann Co., the Colorado Court of Appeals determined...
Ambiguity Breeds Conflict: The Importance of Defining “Design-Assist” in the Construction Industry, Journal of the American...
As far as statutes of repose go, Colorado’s legislature has made it fairly beneficial for construction professionals...
The American Bar Association recently published The Construction Lawyer’s Guide to Labor and Employment Law, Second Edition...
On March 23, 2016, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (“OSHA”) published its final rule concerning...
In May 2015, Woods Aitken filed a “friend of the court” or amicus brief with the Nebraska Supreme Court in the case of Adam...
U.S. Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division Tightens Enforcement of Independent Contractor Rules
WHAT THE GOVERNMENT IS GETTING AT: WHO IS AN EMPLOYEE?
Most workers who perform services for businesses are treated as...