Client Alerts & Publications
Legal Q&A: Sub ‘Volume’ Discounts and Extras
Authors: Levi W. Barrett,
Published Date: May 12, 2023
Levi W. Barrett, co-managing partner of P&A’s New Jersey office and chair of the firm’s Contracts, Project Documentation, and Risk Management practice was recently featured in The Construction Broadsheet‘s latest “Legal Q and A” to answer questions about sub 'volume' discounts and extras. The questions included: A subcontractor gave us a reduced price for a package of several projects, but [...] Read More
Waiver in Construction Contracts
Authors: Justin D. Holzheauser,
Published Date: April 1, 2023
This article was written for the Texas Contractor and first appeared here. No one wants to waive their rights. Contractors certainly don’t. But waiver is a common concept in contract law. Contracting parties can waive rights afforded a contract or statute. That makes waiver an important issue for both parties to a construction contract. This article will briefly cover waiver and [...] Read More
Legal Q and A: Discrimination claims and identity verification
Authors: Aaron C. Schlesinger,
Published Date: March 31, 2023
Aaron C. Schlesinger, partner, and co-chair of P&A's Labor Relations and Employment Law practice was recently featured in The Construction Broadsheet’s latest “Legal Q and A” to answer questions about potential employee discrimination issues. The questions included: An employee of our large subcontracting firm has come to management and expressed a concern that he is being treated unfairly in compensation [...] Read More
In a Virtual World, Should Courts Still Require Geographical Limitations for Restrictive Covenants?
Published Date: March 16, 2023
Lauren Rayner Davis, senior associate in P&A's Labor and Employment Practice, co-authored the article "In a Virtual World, Should Courts Still Require Geographical Limitations for Restrictive Covenants?" This article written for the New Jersey Law Journal discusses whether courts should still require geographical limitations for restrictive covenants in this new post-pandemic virtual world. To read more of Laurens and her [...] Read More
New Jersey Appellate Decision Reminds Bid Protestors to Take Caution When Determining Where to File an Action
Authors: Brian Glicos, Nicholas J. Zaita,
Published Date: March 9, 2023
On February 21, 2023, the New Jersey Appellate Division held that University Hospital is not a “state administrative agency” and, therefore, the Appellate Division does not have original jurisdiction to determine the merits of an action commenced by an unsuccessful bidder to challenge the award of a contract. In re Protest of Contract for Retail Pharmacy Design, Constr., Start-up & [...] Read More
