Crime and Consequence: The Collateral Effects of Criminal Conduct
Practice tools for each phase of construction representation, from bidding through litigation
- Product Number: 2235129WFM
- Publication Date: 6/8/2023
- Edition: 4th Edition 2023
- Copyright: © 2023 MCLE, Inc.
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This powerhouse of construction law guidance provides a transactional and strategic approach to each step of construction law disputes. Let it be your most trusted source for understanding the often competing roles of contractor, sub and owner; contentious change orders; problematic site conditions; damage; delays; bond disputes and mechanic's liens. If you are contemplating litigation, if your client has been served, or if you are seeking information on how to help your client defuse a construction problem before it leads to suit, this is the book you need to review for Rhode Island precedent, authority, strategy and practice tips.
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Update: January 2023
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for enhancing your library with the 2023 edition of A Practical Guide to Construction Law in Rhode Island . This new edition brings updated resources within your immediate reach for fast, accurate, and practical answers to your questions.
Highlights from among the many issues addressed in this edition include
- revisions to Rhode Island's implementation of the Lamb Act with respect to state procurement procedures;
- recodification of state regulations applicable to construction;
- the standards applicable to appellate review of the public bid process;
- extensive revisions of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) contract forms;
- a detailed discussion of a 2018 law establishing procedures for retainage on certain private and public commercial construction projects;
- industry forms addressing recovery of damages for construction delays;
- an extensively revised discussion of the procedures associated with mechanics' liens, addressing, among other topics, preparation of the notice of intention; notarizing and serving the notice; correctly identifying the property that will be subject to the lien; seeking payment for work within the 200-day window established by the statute; timely filing of a complaint and recording of a notice of lis pendens; and recovery of attorney fees;
- procedures for bonding or cashing off a mechanics' lien;
- case law on contracting parties' duty to arbitrate disputes and on the standard for appellate review of arbitrability determinations; and
- a decision by the Rhode Island Supreme Court to vacate an award by an arbitrator who had reached beyond the terms of the parties' contract.
We trust will find this latest version of A Practical Guide to Construction Law in Rhode Island an invaluable resource for your busy practice.
Very truly yours,
John M. Lawlor, Esq., Publications Attorney
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Update: January 2023
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