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    Construction Law Now Blog

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    Pennsylvania
    When Does CASPA Apply? Pennsylvania Court Clarifies Contractors’ Rights
    BY Cody M. Wolpert

    Owners, contractors and subcontractors will want to take note of a significant Pennsylvania decision concerning contractors’ rights to recover under the Contractor and Subcontractor Payment Act (CASPA) when the entire contract is not performed, ...

    Payment
    Getting Paid with the Power of Payment Acts: Cohen Seglias Turns a Wrongfully Withheld $125,000 into $500,000+ Judgment
    BY Matthew R. Skaroff, Edward Seglias

    Payment abuses are common in the construction industry. It is not unusual to see parties withhold money based on flimsy reasoning—or no explanation at all. To fight this, nearly every state has enacted laws to curb these payment abuses, which we ...

    Construction
    Federal Court Suspends New York’s Off-Site Custom Fabrication Prevailing Wage Requirement by Consent: What Contractors and Fabricators Should Know
    BY Jason A. Copley, Edward Seglias

    BY JASON A. COPLEY, EDWARD SEGLIAS [1] On June 8, 2026, Judge Anne M. Nardacci of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of New York entered a Consent Order for Preliminary Injunction in Associated General Contractors (AGC) of New York ...

    Construction
    State Government Can’t Dodge 12-Year Deadline that Protects Contractors
    BY Andrew M. Hansen

    Construction industry professionals in Pennsylvania have reason to breathe a little easier after a recent decision from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. In the case of Clearfield County v. Transystems Corporation, the Court refused to let a ...

    Contract
    A Critical Reminder for Pennsylvania Subcontractors: File Your Notice of Furnishing
    BY Lisa M. Wampler

    In Pennsylvania, subcontractors and material suppliers rely on mechanics’ liens as a powerful tool to secure payment for labor and materials. But for large private projects, that right can vanish quickly—and permanently—if one simple step is ...

    Insurance
    New Generative AI Insurance Exclusion: What the Construction Industry Needs to Know
    BY Dylan LaMorte

    Businesses integrating generative Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) into their operations should take note of a significant shift in the insurance landscape. The Insurance Services Office (“ISO”) has a new optional endorsement for commercial ...

    Construction
    The AVOID Act: A Fundamental Shift in New York Construction Litigation

    On December 19, 2025, Governor Kathy Hochul signed the “Avoiding Vexatious Overuse of Impleading to Delay” (AVOID) Act, ushering in one of the most significant changes to New York third-party practice in recent years. The statute, which amends ...

    Bidding
    Historic Growth in the Lehigh Valley: How Cohen Seglias Can Help Prepare Your Firm for the $3.5 Billion Lilly Project
    BY Matthew J. Hentz

    The Lehigh Valley is entering a transformative new chapter. Cohen Seglias is pleased to recognize Eli Lilly and Company’s selection of Fogelsville, Pennsylvania, for its new $3.5 billion pharmaceutical manufacturing campus. As the largest life ...

    Claims
    Navigating Nor’easter Impacts and Protecting Your Contractual Rights: The Nor’easter’s Impact on Project Operations
    BY Dylan P. Wallace

    The recent Nor’easter and large snow/ice storms are more than a logistical headache to contractors and subcontractors up and down the east and beyond; they bear significant cost considerations. The current weather impacts have triggered project ...

    Ohio
    Navigating Ohio’s New E-Verify Mandate: A Guide for Construction Firms
    BY John A. Greenhall, Matthew J. Hentz

    The landscape of the Ohio construction industry has shifted significantly with the enactment of the E-Verify Workforce Integrity Act (House Bill 246). The law (Ohio Rev. Code Ann. §4151.01 et seq.) introduces mandatory employment verification for ...