Below you will find a list of the articles included in the associated newsletter. Clicking on the issue date will open a web version of the newsletter in a separate window or you may download a PDF version by clicking on the PDF link.
March 2008 Issue
- A Primer On the AIA’s New 2007 A201
- Key Changes in the New B101
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January 2008 Issue
- Who Owns The Float?
- Protecting Your Business Through Buy/Sell Agreements
- Recent Case Notes
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November 2007 Issue
- All That Glitters Is Not Gold: Letters of Intent in the Construction Industry
- Preservation and Timely Presentment of Real Estate Claims
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September 2007 Issue
- Delay Caused by Prime Contractor May Expose
It to Liability to Its Parallel Primes
- Loss of Productivity Caused by Learning Curves
- Recent Case Notes
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August 2007 Issue
- Indiana’s Prompt Payment Act
- Indiana Supreme Court Addresses Entitlement To Maintain A Performance Bond Claim On Title 8 Projects
- Recent Case Notes
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June 2007 Issue
- Subcontractors and Suppliers: Time is of the Essence To Protect Payment Rights on Public Projects
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April 2007 Issue
- Factors to Consider Before “Double-Breasting” in the Construction Industry
- No Change Order? No Payment.
- Recent Case Notes
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November 2006 Issue
- A Brief Primer on Acceleration Claims
- Selling Company Stock under Securities Law Exemptions
- Recent Case Notes
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July 2006 Issue
- Cautionary Tales Involving Exclusive Clauses in Commercial Leases
- The Contractor’s Duty to Nonparties
- Recent Case Notes
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March 2006 Issue
- Risk Allocation and Avoidance on Multi-Prime Projects
- Why You Should Have a Will
- A Timely Foreclosure Action Is Required To Preserve Mechanic’s Lien Rights
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November 2005 Issue
- Relief from INDOT's Underground Utility Policy
- Common Misconceptions Regarding Wage & Hour Compliance
- The Economic Loss Doctrine: An Important Tool
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May 2005 Issue
- New AIA Design-Build Forms
- New Bill To Allow Design-Build Option for Public Projects
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September 2004 Issue
- Supreme Court Permits Employer Defense In Certain Constructive Discharge Cases
- What Does A Subcontract Flow-down Clause Flow Down?
- Methods of Property Distribution
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May 2004 Issue
- Unabsorbed Home Office Overhead Claims Are Under Attack
- The Topic No One Really Wants to Discuss... Estate Planning
- Can An IPLA’s Statute Of Limitations Be Triggered
Without Doctor’s Note?
- Non-competition Agreements
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February 2002 Issue
- Mechanics’ Lien Invalid Due to Incorrect Owner Name
- Subcontractor Fails to Prove Personal Liability and Quantum Merit Claims
- Attorneys Fees Assessed for Frivolous Mechanics’ Lien
- No Contract Breach Under Barter Agreement
- Contractor Entitled to Interest on Public Works Retainage
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September 2001 Issue
- Supreme Court Upholds Limitation on Consequential Damages
- Contractor Breaches Implied Warranty of Workmanship
- Failure to Object to Invoice Constitutes Account Stated
- Construction Lender Has No Duty to Subcontractor
- Wrongful Termination Award Upheld Against General Contractor
- Failure to Record Pre-lien Notice Invalidates Mechanics' Lien
- Bonus Not Proper Subject of Public Works Claim
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August 2002 Issue
- Shareholders Personally Liable for Corporate Obligation
- Related Entity Not Liable for Corporate Obligation
- Landlord’s Prejudgment Attachment Creates Security Interest in Equipment
- Seller Limited to Difference in Value for Breach of Equipment Lease
- Fraudulent Inducement Rejected Where Tenant Did Not Rely on Representations of Landlord
- Corporate Dissolution Statute Precludes Claims After 2 Years
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