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    Construction Law Now Blog

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    Mechanics' Liens
    Perfection of a Mechanics’ Lien on New Jersey Residential Projects

    Although nobody is immune from the effects of the downturn in the economy, contractors and subcontractors are especially vulnerable in these uncertain times. Even after investing time and labor, contractors and subcontractors face the possibility of ...

    Green Building
    A Balancing Act: New York City’s Commitment to Sustainability and The Brooklyn Bridge Forest

    Lane F. Kelman contributed to this post. The Brooklyn Bridge is made up of approximately 11,000 tropical wood planks that are exposed to heavy foot and bicycle traffic. Due to the heavy use, the planks require routine replacement. The New York City ...

    Jobs
    Graterford State Prison Project Moving Forward

    The project to expand Graterford Prison (Project) which was previously canceled by the Pennsylvania Department of General Services (DGS) is now expected to move forward. According to an 10-8-10 Notice to Proposers, the proposal submission deadline ...

    New Construction
    Residential Sprinkler Mandate: It’s in the House’s Hands

    Steven M. Williams contributed this post. In December 2009, Pennsylvania became the first state in the country to require that fire sprinklers be installed in all new residential construction. The law took effect on January 1, 2010 for townhouses ...

    Bonds
    Delaware Supreme Court Confirms That Sureties May Limit Bond Claimants
    BY Robert G. Ruggieri

    Scott T. Earle and Daniella Gordon contributed to this post. A recent Delaware Supreme Court decision limited the field of bond claimants on a private project. In the case, Berlin Steel proper claimants under bond.pdf the Supreme Court overruled ...

    New Construction
    Duck Boat Tour Proposes New Route in Philadelphia

    After a tragic Ride the Ducks accident in July on the Delaware River, Ride the Ducks Philadelphia is proposing to construct a new route through the city. The company is looking to build a $1 million trench leading into the Schuylkill River near ...

    Bidding
    Crossing State Lines: New York Public Bidding Law Allows for Withdrawal of Bids

    Although entering the public bidding arena presents contractors with a plethora of opportunities, these opportunities do not come without risk. As many contractors can attest, oftentimes public bidding can seem more like gambling than bidding. This ...

    Jobs
    Governor Christie Stands Firm in Decision to Cancel ARC Tunnel Project

    Earlier today, Governor Chris Christie announced his intention to remain steadfast in his earlier decision to cancel the ARC Tunnel project, citing New Jersey’s lack of funding. Two weeks ago, Christie chose to pull the plug on the ARC Tunnel ...

    Jobs
    Will Philadelphia Developer Receive $100 Million from State Capital Budget?

    Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell is currently reviewing a new state capital budget that is calling for numerous new development projects across the state. Within this budget, through the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) Philadelphia ...

    Business
    Last Call for PA Amnesty: The Pennsylvania Treasury Department’s Unclaimed Property Compliance Amnesty Program Ends October 31, 2010

    Pennsylvania is making a last call for companies that are out of compliance with the Commonwealth’s Unclaimed Property Law (Law). Sunday, October 31, 2010, is the last day to enroll in the Unclaimed Property Amnesty Program. After this date, ...