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    Construction Law Now Blog

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    Mechanics' Liens
    Pennsylvania Superior Court Permits Mechanic’s Lien Claim For Excavation Work Despite Cancellation of Project

    On June 7, 2011, the Pennsylvania Superior Court, in what appears to be a departure from past rulings and conventional interpretations of Pennsylvania’s Mechanic’s Lien Law (Lien Law), issued a ruling that permits an excavating contractor to ...

    Pennsylvania
    Philadelphia Water Department Storm Water Management Rate Changes: How the New Structure Could Impact your Business
    BY Lonny S. Cades

    The Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) has enacted a new method for charging customers for Storm Water Management Services (Services). It is important to understand the new rating system, as it could significantly impact all property owners in ...

    Pennsylvania
    Update on House Bill 377 – Residential Sprinkler Law Repealed
    BY Steven M. Williams

    Pennsylvania Governor Corbett has signed, House Bill 377 (HB 377) into law. The new law repeals the sprinkler mandate that became effective on January 1, 2011 that required builders to install sprinkler systems in all new single- and two-family ...

    Jobs
    Mid-Atlantic Construction Update

    Pennsylvania: PNC Financial Services Group (PNC) is moving its headquarters to Pittsburgh. PNC, which is the largest bank in Pennsylvania, plans to build a $400 million “green” office structure in downtown Pittsburgh, which will create ...

    Pennsylvania
    Philadelphia’s Historic Preservation Alliance Honors Local Preservation Heroes

    Earlier this week, Philadelphia’s Historic Preservation Alliance hosted its Eighteenth Annual Achievement Awards, where individuals and organizations were honored for significant contributions to historic preservation. Congratulations to the ...

    Energy
    Pittsburgh’s David L. Lawrence Convention Center Highlights Need for Evaluation of LEED Buildings After Construction

    A recent study of Pittsburgh’s David L. Lawrence Convention Center (DLCC) showed that the building has been “wasting energy” for years. The finding has brought much criticism from taxpayers. The study performed by the Green ...

    Delaware
    Mid-Atlantic Construction Update: Looking Up?

    Is construction picking up throughout the Mid-Atlantic region? Here are just a few summaries of headlines for Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania Maryland: As of March 2011, construction projects in several Maryland counties continue to increase, ...

    Energy
    Recent Advances in Green Building
    BY Lori Wisniewski Azzara

    International Energy Conservation Code Upgrades The 2012 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) has been upgraded to require that newly constructed and renovated residential and commercial buildings achieve energy savings 30% higher than the ...

    Delaware
    These (Construction) Boots Were Made for Walkin’ (Across State Borders)

    For an increasing number of contractors, survival in the current economy has resulted in the need to find and secure work in other states. The migration of contractors to neighboring states is apparent throughout the country. Besides the work ...

    Infrastructure
    Pennsylvania Rail System Receives $6.8M Grant

    With Marcellus Shale natural gas continuing to grow in demand, it has become increasingly important to update the rail systems used to transport the product. With this in mind, U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood on April 18, 2011, announced a ...