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As construction projects increasingly rely on specialized or international suppliers, project teams should evaluate more factors than pricing and product availability. Overseas vendors can offer significant advantages, but they may…
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As development activity continues to grow, developers increasingly face environmental obligations related to impacts on…
Self-Storage Facilities Face New B&O Tax Obligations in Washington
Washington’s self-storage industry is facing a major tax change. Effective April 1, 2026, income from…
In Oregon, there are five general categories of construction lien claimants:
One consequence of Oregon’s policy of strictly limiting who may claim a construction lien is…
Because construction liens can affect other interests in real property, both public notice and actual…
In Oregon, the construction lien was created by the legislature and codified in statute. As…
Under Oregon law, construction lien claimants have a “direct” lien. Although the lien arises through…
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday practice for contractors and design professionals, and the…
Are you a construction industry professional looking to stay current on the legal landscape affecting…
A construction lien is a statutory interest in privately owned real property. It is granted…
Oregon’s construction lien statutes are grounded in several public policy considerations:
[3/20/26 Update] Since this alert was published, a federal district court in Texas struck down…
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