Two Savannah homeowners filed a complaint against a local air conditioning contractor and its insurer, asserting claims of professional negligence and fraud. The couple alleged… Read More »Savannah homeowners win sizable judgment in mold case against HVAC contractor
This post was written by David Cook and Chadd Reynolds. In continuing our series on common contract provisions found in construction contracts, this post highlights… Read More »Common Construction Contract Provisions: No-Damages-for-Delay Clause
Are the workers you employ on the job site considered employees or independent contractors? This is an important distinction that contractors and subcontractors must understand… Read More »Employees Versus Independent Contractors
The following article was first published by Chadd L. Reynolds in the Division of Government Construction’s September 2016 Newsletter for the American Bar Association’s Forum… Read More »Reaffirming the Importance of Appeal Deadlines Under the Contract Disputes Act
On October 27, 2016, the Georgia Court of Appeals determined whether the Dormancy Statute, which bars the enforcement of judgments after seven years, applied to… Read More »Court of Appeals Invalidates Lien under Dormancy Clause
This post was written and edited by Chadd Reynolds and David Cook. A few months ago, a decision by the Supreme Court of Georgia in… Read More »Expired Contract Not Revived Due to Sovereign Immunity and the Ex Contractu Clause
Construction contractors, subcontractors, and designers are implementing the use of drones in the planning, design, and construction of projects. AHC will be posting several blog… Read More »Drones in Construction: Helpful Links
The lawsuits required to perfect and foreclose upon a lien have confused lien claimants and their attorneys for years. This confusion was recently demonstrated in… Read More »Lien Actions Versus Lien Foreclosure Actions
This post was written by Chadd Reynolds and David Cook. Like many states, Georgia has enacted a False Claims Act, which is an important piece… Read More »False Claims Act Lawsuit By Private Party Requires Governmental Approval
More than three years after Georgia Governor Nathan Deal made it his top transportation project, the planned redevelopment of the I-285/GA 400 interchange in Sandy… Read More »Atlanta Interchange Rebuild Will Use Public-Private Partnership Structure
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