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October 31, 2023 Construction On the Level Blog

Unjust Enrichment: The Subcontractor’s Claim Against the Owner When the General Contractor is “Unavailable for Judgment”

The Company, Inc. v. Capstone Constr. Co., 2023-Ohio-3882 (8th Dist.) Non-payment: the dreaded issue all subcontractors face. Tools, such as payment bond, prompt pay and mechanic’s…

August 15, 2023 Construction On the Level Blog

The Design Liability Hot Potato: The Spectrum Between Collaboration and Delegated Design

The Benefits of Collaboration In today’s construction industry, it is no secret that there is always increasing pressure to speed up schedules and to keep…

May 19, 2023 Client Alerts

Submittals, Shop Drawings, and RFIs, Oh, My!

Are these part of my contract, and how should I proceed? Submittals and Shop Drawings All shop drawings are submittals, but not all submittals are…

April 20, 2023 Construction On the Level Blog

A Mechanic’s Lien Has Been Filed Against Your Property, What Now?

Reposted from the On the Level Newsletter – Click Here to Subscribe Ohio’s Mechanic’s lien laws, codified in R.C. §1311, provide a contractor, a subcontractor, material…

February 10, 2023 Cannabis Law Blog

Not Just Another Construction Contract: Specific Considerations for Modular Construction Agreements

Types of Modular Construction In 2020, some in the Construction Industry predicted that the COVID-19 pandemic may finally be the spark that thrust modular construction…

October 18, 2022 Construction On the Level Blog

Being Required to Arbitrate When You Did Not Agree to Arbitrate: Can It Happen? Maybe…

Reposted from the On the Level Newsletter – Click Here to Subscribe Contract provisions requiring signatories to submit their disputes to arbitration are not uncommon, especially…

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