Danielle Braff | ABA Journal When it comes to law firms and legal organizations, perhaps the question isn’t “Is there an app for that?” but “Should there be an app for that?” We spoke with firms that decided to build their own apps, as well as with law analysts, to dig into their purpose and… Continue reading What Law Firms and Legal Organizations Should Consider Before Creating Their Own Apps
Tag: construction law
5 Fundamental Differences Between U.S. and U.K. Construction Law
Lawrence Prosen | Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton
Starting July 1, 2020 General Contractors are “Employers” for All Workers on Their Jobsite
Christopher G. Hill | Construction Law Musings I have discussed the impactful legislation to the Virginia construction industry in prior posts here at Construction Law Musings. One of those statutes that will take effect on July 1, 2020 will fundamentally change the relationships between general contractors and their subcontractors and suppliers. Senate Bill 838 does the following on… Continue reading Starting July 1, 2020 General Contractors are “Employers” for All Workers on Their Jobsite
Impactful Construction Legislation Enacted for 2020
Christopher G. Hill | Construction Law Musings With COVID-19 dominating the news and planning for issues relating to it being a top priority for construction firms in Virginia, it is almost hard to remember that the Virginia General Assembly was in session and considering several bills with a direct effect on the construction industry. I discussed several in prior… Continue reading Impactful Construction Legislation Enacted for 2020
Solo Construction Practice on Lockdown
Christopher G. Hill | Construction Law Musings COVID-19 or Coronavirus has affected all aspects of life here in Virginia and elsewhere. Just about evey state has issued a stay at home order and many businesses have either been shuttered completely or have been transformed in the wake of social distancing and other measured designed to… Continue reading Solo Construction Practice on Lockdown