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Looking Back — and Ahead — After Two Years of a Pandemic

By Zachary Davis on May 5, 2022
Posted in Construction Industry, COVID-19, General

In my column for the Daily Journal of Commerce from two years ago, I wrote that proceeding with ongoing or planned construction was not without impact or risk tied to COVID-19, and I provided a checklist for owners, designers and contractors to help them decide whether to continue a project or start a new one…

Owners of Development Projects: Remember to Close the Loop

By Stephen Kelly on July 21, 2014
Posted in Construction Contracts

In my latest Daily Journal of Commerce Construction column, I discuss six important issues an owner should keep in mind during a busy development project.  Taking time to manage all the details related to the performance of its contractor or designer can be critical to a project’s success

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Is your project’s design work insured? Here’s an insurance policy to keep in mind

By Stephen Kelly on August 4, 2009
Posted in Insurance

With all the stuff to worry about during a construction project, one of the areas that’s commonly overlooked is insurance coverage. Owners and contractors often assume that the parties they’re contracting with have adequate insurance, or that the information on an insurance certificate (which, by the way, isn’t binding on the insurance company)…

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