The MTA Debarment Statue Can Lead to Dire Consequences to Contractors and Design Professionals
The MTA debarment rules necessitates that contractors and design professionals take extra steps to coordinate the timely completion of MTA projects to avoid stiff penalties or a five year debarment.
Will Wearable Technology Transform the Construction Site?
The introduction of wearable technology at construction sites could be a game changer.
When considering New York’s claimed status as forward thinking and progressive, the absence of a meaningful statute of repose is nothing short of mind boggling.
Timing is Everything - A Significant Supreme Court Ruling on Copyrights
Partner Paula M. Gart discusses the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling requiring the registration of copyright before commencing an infringement action.
Is it Time for an Affidavit of Merit Requirement Against Design Professionals in New York?
Partner Lee Sacket deliberates the pros and cons of implementing an Affidavit of Merit requirement in New York to weed out frivolous lawsuits against design professionals.
Partner Keith J. Stevens emphasizes how limitation of liability clauses serve to significantly reduce the exposure of design firms and their insurers.
Camps are Not Immune to the Immunization Debate
With the increase in cases of vaccine-preventable diseases, the diversity that makes camp so special could also complicate a serious health and legal issue, if not carefully navigated by the camp.