Corotoman, Inc. v. Central West Virginia Regional Airport AuthoritySupreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia, May 21, 2026 Facts The Airport Authority operates Yeager Airport in Charleston, West Virginia. It […]
Court Limits Excessive Completion Costs in Construction Dispute Read Post »
In Willis A. Smith Construction, Inc. v. Keathley, No. 2D2025-1900, the Florida Second District Court of Appeal addressed whether a general contractor could claim workers’ compensation immunity after a worker
Korte Construction Co. v. Secretary of the ArmyU.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit | April 9, 2026 FactsKorte Construction was awarded an approximately $72.8 million design-build contract for
Federal Circuit Reinforces Duty to Inquire Read Post »
With many towns and neighborhoods still recovering from Hurricane Helene, Floridians now find themselves facing the aftermath of Hurricane Milton. On Monday, October 7, Governor DeSantis issued an updated state
Florida Under State of Emergency with Hurricane Milton Read Post »
As Florida continues to clean up and starts to rebuild after the devastation of Hurricane Helene, it now faces the even bigger threat of Hurricane Milton. It is important to
Price Gouging Hotline Activated to Protect Hurricane Victims Read Post »
As you may recall, in April 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a rule banning most noncompete agreements. Shortly after that FTC mandate, Ryan LLC, a Dallas tax services
Federal Noncompete Ban Challenged Read Post »
Your company has likely been your main focus for years. You have built the business and seen it through ups and downs. However, if you have reached a point where
Savvy Strategies for Selling Your Construction Company Read Post »
Artificial intelligence is all the rage. Watch the news, skim your social media sites, and that may be all you see. AI—and specifically ChatGPT—can create marketing plans, write our kids’
Update on Artificial Intelligence Read Post »
Do roofing contractors have the right to advertise their business and solicit work from homeowners by encouraging insurance claims? That is a question that has been in the spotlight since
Federal Judge Halts Florida Property Law Provision Read Post »
As Nashville construction litigation attorneys, we represent a variety of professionals within the construction sector, including contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, architects, engineers, developers, and more. When many of our clients are involved
3 Common Types of Construction Lawsuits Read Post »
