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    Construction Law Now Blog

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    Jobs
    Pennsylvania Governor Announces New State Investments – 400 Construction Jobs to be Created

    Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell announced Monday that new state investments for Warren and Erie counties have been approved. The new projects will receive $45 million in state funding and $68 million in private funding and will create more than 400 ...

    Mechanics' Liens
    Perfecting Mechanics’ Liens in Pennsylvania

    Contractors and subcontractors must be particularly vigilant in protecting their lien rights in these uncertain economic times. Despite an investment of time and labor into a project, contractors and subcontractors may be faced with a defaulting ...

    Green Building
    The Philadelphia Eagles to Build First Ever Renewable Energy Sports Stadium

    A new trend in sports stadiums becoming environmentally friendly has begun to take off. The new Meadowlands Stadium, home to the New York Jets and New York Giants, was built “green” using 40,000 tons of recycled steel and features solar ...

    Jobs
    Philadelphia Airport Plans Multi-Billion Dollar Expansion

    The Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) is proposing a $5.3 billion expansion, which would create 45,000 construction jobs over 12 years and 2,880 permanent jobs. PHL is said to be the 6th most delayed U.S. airport. The expansion plan includes ...

    Delaware
    Delaware Wind Farm Assembly Suffers Setback but Long Term Confidence in the Project Remains High

    The federal government recently denied the state of Delaware’s application for a $22 million grant for a wind turbine manufacturing facility in the Port of Wilmington (The Port). The Port, along with NRG Bluewater Wind (NRG), sought the grant ...

    Contract
    Pennsylvania Contractor and Subcontractor Payment Act: Contractor Awarded Attorneys’ Fees Incurred During Collection Proceeding

    Owners and contractors should be aware of a significant October 2009 Pennsylvania Superior Court decision, Zimmerman v. Harrisburg Fudd I, L.P., which clarifies the standard for the award of post-judgment interest and attorneys’ fees under the ...

    Energy
    Safety Standards for Natural Gas Wells Approved

    On November 18, 2010, Pennsylvania’s Independent Regulatory Review Commission (IRRC) unanimously approved new standards that will make natural gas wells safer. The new standards were approved just days before a 13,000 gallon fracking fluid spill ...

    Energy
    Pittsburgh is the First City in Pennsylvania to Ban Gas Drilling

    Recently, Pittsburgh city council members voted unanimously to pass an ordinance banning natural gas drilling in order to avoid the “significant threat to the health, safety and welfare of residents and neighborhoods within the city.” The ...

    Energy
    New Jersey Legislature Approves Solar Power Mandate for All New Public Schools

    The New Jersey state legislature recently approved A1084, a bill that would require solar panels to be included in the design and construction of all new public schools across the state. The Assembly Appropriations Committee is awaiting assurance ...

    Pennsylvania
    What’s the Difference Between a “Pay if Paid” Clause and a “Pay When Paid” Clause in Pennsylvania?
    BY Robert G. Ruggieri

    Getting paid on time for work performed on a construction project is a natural concern for subcontractors. Generally speaking, your subcontract with the general contractor contains a payment clause that sets forth when and how you are entitled to ...