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Court of Appeals of Maryland Holds AIA A107-1997 Waivers of Subrogation Clause Ambiguous - Therefore Extrinsic Evidence Should Be Considered to Determine Whether the Parties Intended the Waiver to Apply to Claims Arising After Construction - 8/27/2010
U.S. District Court in Georgia Holds Written Change Order Requirement Waived By Course of Conduct - 8/26/2010
Rhode Island Court Holds Notice of Default and Termination Prior to Completion a Condition to Claim on Subcontractor Performance Bond - 8/26/2010
Indiana Supreme Court Holds Economic Loss Doctrine Bars Owner’s Claims for Design Deficiencies Against Engineering Firms Not in Privity - 8/26/2010
U.S. District Court in Delaware Allows Contractor’s Tort Claims Against Engineer to Proceed – Also Holds Owner Not an Indispensable Party - 8/26/2010
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit Holds Performance Bond Claim Time Barred – Estoppel Excuse Not Available to City - 8/26/2010
Pennsylvania Superior Court Holds Unpaid Supplier’s Right to Contract Funds is Superior to Rights of Failed Contractor’s Secured Bank Creditor and Bankruptcy Estate – Owner’s Recovery of Attorneys’ Fees in Interpleader Disallowed - 8/19/2010
California Supreme Court Holds Public Entity May Be Liable to Contractor for Nondisclosure of Material Information Under Superior Knowledge Doctrine – Proof of Affirmative Concealment or Intentional Misrepresentation Not Required - 8/6/2010
Pennsylvania Superior Court Holds Unpaid Supplier's Right to Contract Funds Is Superior to Rights of Failed Contractor's Secured Bank Creditor and Bankruptcy Estate - Owner's Recovery of Attorneys' Fees in Interpleader Disallowed - 8/19/2010
California Supreme Court Holds Public Entity May Be Liable to Contractor for Nondisclosure of Material Information Under Superior Knowledge Doctrine – Proof of Affirmative Concealment or Intentional Misrepresentation Not Required - 8/9/2010
Risk-Based Scheduling – A Primer - 6/3/2010
Construction Update - August 2009 - 8/25/2009
Addressing Risks of Intermediaries Filing for Bankruptcy in Section 1031 Exchanges - 5/18/2009
Criminal Liability for Construction Accidents: Expanding Risk Requires Effective Compliance Response - 3/27/2009
A Roadmap to Requirements for Codes of Business Ethics and Conduct - 1/9/2009
Recent Developments in the Application of Pennsylvania ‘Prompt Payment’ Statutes - 12/30/2008
25th Annual Construction SuperConference 2010 - December 15-17, 2010 - 12/15/2010
Joyce K. Hackenbrach Speaking at The Fall 2010 AAA Construction Conference - September 24, 2010 - 9/24/2010
Supply Chain Management - Stuck in the Middle: What's Beyond Your Control May Destroy You - 9/15/2010
Forty-Three Pepper Hamilton Attorneys Named to The Best Lawyers in America - 8/19/2010
Ethics in Settlement Negotiations and Mediation - July 29, 2010 - 7/29/2010
Supply Chain Management Stuck in the Middle: What's Beyond Your Control May Destroy You - Rescheduled, 2010 - 7/29/2010
Michael R. Golden Moderating ABA Panel, 'Going to Protest? The Evolving Process at GAO' - June 10, 2010 - 6/10/2010
Kenneth Levin Will Be Speaking at PBI's "Mechanics’ Liens in Pennsylvania – An Update" Seminars - April 30 and March 18, 2010 - 4/30/2010

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