Amy L. Pierce | Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP | November 18, 2014 Chief Justice Stuart Rabner recently announced that, following the New Jersey Supreme Court’s November 13, 2014 order authorizing the Program, the New Jersey Judiciary will begin on January 1, 2015 accepting cases into the Complex Business Litigation Program. The Program will be a forum for the… Continue reading NJ Announces Complex Business Litigation Program ~ will Include certain Construction Disputes
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Is the Spearin Doctrine Still a Contractor’s Shield if the Contractor Followed the Plans and Specifications? | Snell & Wilmer – JDSupra
Richard G. Erickson – Snell & Wilmer – September 5, 2014
Builders Beware! You Cannot Hide Behind SB 800! | Ervin Cohen & Jessup LLP – JDSupra
Geoffrey Gold – Ervin Cohen & Jessup LLP
Arbitration—is it Really the Better Way to Resolve Construction Disputes?
Craig Martin – Alternative Dispute Resolution – February 20, 2014 Avoid litigation at all costs was the mantra several years ago. Supporters of arbitration claimed that it was less expensive, quicker and avoided run-away juries. But, are these claims still true? Is arbitration still better? Well, it depends. Some claims may benefit from arbitration, but… Continue reading Arbitration—is it Really the Better Way to Resolve Construction Disputes?