Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP
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Environmental Obligations Hiding in Plain Sight
As many contractors know, whenever doing federal projects there might be a nagging feeling in the back of your mind.
Christopher W.
St. Marie
“Time is of the Essence” – or is it?
The phrase “time is of the essence” means that timely performance is an essential obligation under a contract, and thus failure to perform in a timely manner amounts to a material breach of contract giving rise to the other party’s right to exercise its remedies for breach.
Sonja C.
Rice
Beware What Your Contract Says: It Just Might Be Enforced
A recent decision from Ohio’s Tenth District Court of Appeals illustrates contract provision risks
Sonja C.
Rice
Employing Minors in Construction
House Bill 33 (establishing the state budget for 2023-25) permits minors to work on construction sites in certain limited situations.
Sonja C.
Rice
Promptly Pay the Subcontractor or Pay the Consequences
Under Ohio’s Prompt Pay Act, a general contractor could end up paying more for the subcontractor’s attorneys’ fees than the general contractor owed to the subcontractor.
Justin M.
Croniser
U.S. Department of Labor Announces Overhaul of Prevailing Wage Rules
Proposed changes represent the largest overhaul of the regulations implementing the Davis-Bacon Act and the Davis-Bacon Related Acts in 40 years.
Ann E.
Knuth
Lessons Learned from Hurricane Ian Can Maximize Idalia Insurance Recovery Efforts
Hurricane Idalia brings yet another set of challenges to Southwest Floridians, who are still struggling to rebuild and collect insurance proceeds from Hurricane Ian.
Phoebe S.
Wise
New I-9 Form Available: Remote Document Review Permitted for E-Verify Employers
Changes to the I-9 form make the form much more user friendly.
Ann E.
Knuth
Beware! Trademark Solicitations
Unsuspecting trademark owners are paying unnecessary trademark “renewal fees” that are not what they seem to be when first viewed.
Jeanne L.
Seewald
Potential Changes on the Horizon to Ohio Lien Law
Potential changes will permit a title company to record a project-ending affidavit and require that the chain of title shows the Notice of Commencement is terminated.
Tara J.
Rose
Ohio Supreme Court Rejects Mandatory Deference to Agencies
Agency interpretations of statutes no longer receive judicial deference in Ohio.
Elisé K.
Yarnell
Beware What Your Contract Says: It Just Might Be Enforced
Even if a provision seems unfair, unreasonable, or perhaps even unenforceable, there is always a risk that a judge or arbitrator will enforce it as written.
Matthew K.
Grashoff
Demand Rising for Sustainable Housing (Properties Magazine)
Young Americans are interested in curbing their carbon footprint and living sustainably.
Aaron S.
Evenchik
FTC Vote Delayed, But More Turbulence for Non-Compete Provisions Forecasted
FTC Vote Delayed, But More Turbulence for Non-Compete Provisions Forecasted
Ann E.
Knuth
Healthy Demand Amid Troubling Headwinds (Properties Magazine)
2023: Another Year of Healthy Industry Demand Amid Troubling Headwinds
Rob
Remington
Electric Vehicles and Zoning Laws
by Aaron S. Evenchik and Robert A. Cooper
As electric vehicles become more common among drivers, so too will charging stations, both in abundance and location. Where these stations are placed, though, could present several challenges and potential impacts on zoning laws.
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