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Ahlers Cressman & Sleight PLLC Lien & Bond Claim Manual
Written Notice Update in the wake of Mike M. Johnson (April 2007)
Washington Recent Construction Case Update (2007)
Good Documentation – AGC (Nov. 2007)
Construction Changes & Differing Site Conditions (2007)
Construction Changes (2006)
Fundamentals of Construction Law (2003)
Good Documentation Practices (Nov. 2007)
Key Clauses in AIA A11 (1997)
Washington Construction Law Recent Case Update – No-Damages-for-Delay (2007)
Requirements for Washington Public Works Construction Bond & Retainage Claims
Requirements for Oregon Public Works Construction Bond Claims
Requirements for Oregon Private Projects Construction Lien Claims
Requirements for Alaska Public Works Construction Bond Claims
Requirements for Alaska Private Projects Construction Lien Claims
Seminar on Contracts for General Contractors
LI Seminar – Common Legal Issues
LI Seminar – Contracts for Generals
Differing Site Conditions, by John Ahlers & Paige Spratt
Part 1 – Construction Contract Draconian Notice Provisions: Is Prejudice Still the Issue?
Part 2 – Construction Contract Draconian Notice Provisions: Is Prejudice Still the Issue?
Recent Articles
Proper Disposition of Subcontractor Pass Through Claims Essential to Managing General Contractor’s Risk
Because general contractors have direct contracts with their subcontractors, without proper contract clauses in place in the subcontract itself, general…
A Recent Colorado Court Case Serves to Remind Washington State Contractors of the Importance of Indemnity Provisions and RCW 4.24.115
A case decided in United States District Court of Colorado, BKV Barnett, LLC v. Electric Drilling Technologies, LLC, reminds us…
Governor Bob Ferguson’s Recent Executive Orders – A Positive Sign for Washington’s Construction Industry
By Ryan Sternoff and Trygve Groh On January 15th, in his first act as Washington’s Governor, Bob Ferguson signed three…
FALL 2024 LEGISLATIVE UPDATE:
Review of (a) RCW 60.30.010-020, (b) RCW 49.17.530, (c) RCW 19.95.020, (d) RCW 39.116.005, et seq., (e) RCW 36.70B.080, and…
More (and Simpler) Options Under New Oregon Retention Law
Similar to the changes made by the Washington Legislature last year,the OregonLegislature recently changed its retention law.Oregon public works agencies…
Preserving Lien Rights on Private Projects in Washington: Three Common Mistakes to Avoid
The Washington Construction Lien Statute, RCW 60.04 et seq., exists to help secure payment for work performed for the improvement…