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Virginia Joins North Carolina and South Carolina in Prohibiting Pay-if-Paid Clauses

Imagine you are an electrical subcontractor working in Virginia for a general contractor on a commercial project. Because you perform electrical work, much of your scope falls after framing and roofing, and after the envelope...more

Understanding Indemnification Clauses

Introduction - Construction projects are risky. Contracts allocate risks between the parties. Indemnification clauses shift risk from one party to another. Many parties pay little attention to their contracts’...more

COVID-19's Impacts on Construction Projects

COVID-19 and the ensuing shutdown of much of the economy will affect construction projects dramatically. Projects have become more difficult to perform as industry participants juggle their obligations to their customers,...more

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