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On January 22, 2020, construction law attorney Tony Fehrenbacher will join a panel of construction lawyers from around the country in a national NBI webcast. Tony will focus on two subjects on which every prime and trade contractor should be familiar – (1) critical subcontractor scope and performance issues and (2) construction party risk allocation…
DetailsOn January 18th 2019, Tony Fehrenbacher will join a panel of three other construction lawyers from around the country via NBI webcast, in presenting to a national audience. Tony will present on how CGL policies respond to claims relating to construction defects and jobsite bodily injury claims and the interplay of indemnity, insurance and surety…
DetailsOn Friday September 14th, AJ Manion, Bruce Stigger, Tony Fehrenbacher and Daniel Fuchs will present the panel discussion, “Lawyers, Lawyers, Lawyers: Tricks, Traps and Stunts” from 8:00am to 10:30a.m at Evansville Country Club in Evansville Indiana. For more information and to register for this event, email: bmartin@manionstigger.com
On September 13, 2017, construction law attorneys A.J. Manion and Jean M. Terry will present a seminar entitled “Green Infrastructure and the Evolving Standard of Care” at the AGC’s Construction Environmental Conference. The presentation will review roles and responsibilities in the emerging world of green infrastructure and discuss the legal obstacles encountered in this field.…
DetailsOn Friday, April 28, 2017, the AIA will release new editions of its Owner-Architect Agreements as well as the General Conditions of the Contract for Construction (A201). This revision follows the AIA’s practice of updating documents on 10 year cycles thus this is the first such update since 2007. With an enthusiasm typically reserved for…
DetailsOn April 19, 2017, construction law attorneys and former engineers, A.J. Manion, Jean M. Terry, and Daniel E. Fuchs will present a seminar entitled “Best Practices for Managing Construction Documentation” at the Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers’ Annual Convention. The presentation will discuss the maintenance of construction project files, the protection of confidential information, and…
DetailsA recent report outlined the changes that are on the horizon for the construction industry and provided an incredibly interesting glimpse at the future. According to the World Economic Forum, massive changes are expected in the construction industry by 2020, especially as it pertains to workers. According to their estimates, robots and artificial intelligence will replace 500,000 workers. Across all industries, robots are expected to replace more than 5 million workers.
DetailsA big issue in 2016 will be plans for spending on the nation’s crumbling infrastructure. Many of our country’s roads and bridges need major updates and candidates from both sides of the aisle acknowledge it. As a construction law firm, we are paying close attention to the candidate’s plans to improve these problem areas.
DetailsIn signs that the economy is on firmer footing, the construction sector added 45,000 jobs in December. This is the third month in a row that this sector has added jobs and marks the highest total number of workers since January, 2009, when the market bottomed out. As a construction law firm, it is good to see private and government projects picking up and construction work gaining momentum.
DetailsOn February 18, 2016, construction law attorney Jean M. Terry presented a seminar entitled “Killer Contracts: Homicide or Suicide?” at the Indiana Construction Industry Conference in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The seminar included a discussion of key contract provisions that are at play on construction projects and how to work within the bounds of said provisions…
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