Garret Murai | California Construction Law Blog | April 3, 2019 Sometimes you can see a train wreck coming a mile away. The next case, Design Built Systems v. Sorokine, Court of Appeal for the First District, Case Nos. A151264 and A152059 (February 26, 2019), is one of those cases. It also happens to read like a… Continue reading California Case That Reads Like Russian Novel Results in Less Than Satisfying Result for Both Project Owner and Contractors
Category: Mechanics Lien Law
Mechanics’ Lien Law and Work Performed on Optical Networks
Nick J. Pieczonka | Taft Stettinius & Hollister | April 1, 2019 The construction industry is facing a relatively novel issue—how mechanics’ lien statutes relate to a contractor’s work on an optical network. An optical network—a data communication network built with fiber optic technology—uses a series of optical fiber cables, placed on properties typically owned… Continue reading Mechanics’ Lien Law and Work Performed on Optical Networks