Month: July 2014
News for Contractors and Construction Lenders in Arizona and Nevada – The Contractors’ Lien May Trump the Bank’s
Roy Bash, G. Edgar James and Scott C. Ryan – Polsinelli – July 10, 2014 In addition to an arid climate and plenty of sunshine, Arizona and Nevada have something more to offer contractors: a potentially advantageous position over lenders when a project goes bad. When a project derails and everyone involved is looking to… Continue reading News for Contractors and Construction Lenders in Arizona and Nevada – The Contractors’ Lien May Trump the Bank’s
Florida’s Fourth DCA in Donovan v. Florida Peninsula: 2011 Statute of Limitations for Homeowners’ Insurance Claims is Not Retroactive
Todd Legal, PA – July 10, 2014 In Donovan v. Florida Peninsula, Florida’s Fourth DCA recently issued a short but informative decision clarifying the statute of limitations for Florida homeowners insurance claims. Donovan’s case involved a 2005 insurance claim for hurricane damage. The question was whether the 2011 version of Fla. Stat. 95.11(2)(e) applied to… Continue reading Florida’s Fourth DCA in Donovan v. Florida Peninsula: 2011 Statute of Limitations for Homeowners’ Insurance Claims is Not Retroactive
Think Twice About Heading to Court with a Construction Claim
Christopher G. Hill – Construction Law Musings – June 30, 2014 Here at Construction Law Musings, I have discussed many areas of the law relating to construction claims. Most of this discussion has focuses on the claim itself, whether made by breach of contract lawsuit, payment bond claim or mechanic’s lien. The latter two of… Continue reading Think Twice About Heading to Court with a Construction Claim