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    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 ...

    Pennsylvania
    Residential Sprinklers Are on the Way – Update on House Bill 1196

    Recently we reported on the Pennsylvania Senate’s amendment to House Bill 1196 (HB 1196). This amendment would have delayed the implementation of the residential sprinkler mandate until January 2012. As promised, the Pennsylvania House of ...

    Energy
    Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell Awards $8 Million in Alternative Energy Grants

    Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell recently announced that the state is awarding close to $8 million in state alternative energy grants. The grants will be used to fund 21 projects that will encourage the use of biofuels and technological developments ...

    Jobs
    $32.5 Million Rail Freight Investment to Create Jobs in 28 Counties

    Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell announced yesterday that a $32.5 million state investment will be made for 38 rail projects in 28 counties. At a press conference held in York, Pennsylvania, Rendell explained that the freight investment would ...

    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 ...

    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 ...

    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, ...

    Contract
    Pennsylvania Court Decision Limits Unjust Enrichment Claims for Subcontractors
    BY Robert G. Ruggieri

    It is not uncommon, especially in today’s economy, for a subcontractor to perform work on a project but not get paid. Under Pennsylvania law, there are several courses of action a subcontractor can take to recover payment. One option is for a ...