Construction Legal Edge Spring Newsletter 2015
March 1, 2015
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By: Joseph J. Bosick
Articles in This Issue: 1. Designing the Defense: Cyber Risk for Construction Professionals and How to PRepare for the Inevitable Breaches 2. Safety First for Workers – Security First for Data 3. CGL Coverage for Construction Defects? – Yes or No Often Depends on a Border Crossing 4. Construction Professionals... Read MoreBy: Joseph J. Bosick
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Articles in This Issue: 1. Should Companies in the Construction Industry Consider Obtaining Insurance Coverage for Cybercrime 2. Crossing the Panhandle: Risk Shifting and Anti-Indemnity Legislation in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio 3. Outside Counsel Becomes a Construction Client – New Perspective 4. Decreased Government Construction Funding Leads to Increased... Read MoreBy: Joseph J. Bosick , Christopher A. Iacono , Douglas K. Rosenblum
Articles contained in this issue of the CLE: Only Certain Tier Subcontractors Can Successfully File Mechanics’ Liens In Pennsylvania Pay-If-Paid Contracts: The Power Of A Subordinating Conjunction OSHA Whistleblowers Can Now Submit Complaints Online Owners And Contractors Should Require Disclosure Of Self-Insured Retentions Preserving Mechanics’ And Materialmen’s Liens In OH,... Read MoreBy: Joseph J. Bosick
Articles contained in this issue of the CLE: An Alternative to Surety Bonds: Subcontractor Default Insurance OSHA update – OSHA Cites Pennsylvania Contractor for Trenching Hazards Seven Strategies to Manage Construction Defect Risks Court Deems Contractors Exclusion to be Ambiguous and Imposes Coverage Pennsylvania Courts Allow Quantum Meruit Recovery Hnder HICPA Social... Read MoreBy: Joseph J. Bosick
Articles contained in this issue of the CLE: New “OSHA Counsel Assist” Coverage Offered by AIG OSHA Penalties/The “Other” Overhead Exposing the “Green” Myth The Faulty Workmanship/Occurrence Debate Takes On Constitutional Dimensions: Statutory Changes to Existing Policies Declared Unconstitutional in Two States Voluntary Layoff-Retirement: Can Unemployment Be Awarded? Pennsylvania’s Small... Read MoreBy:
Articles contained in this issue of the CLE: Procedural Roadblocks that Can Derail Arbitration of a Construction Dispute Undocumented Employees and Work Related Injuries W Va Supreme Court Affirms Workers’ Comp Immunity for Employer of Temp Ignorance is not Necessarily Bliss Architects and Engineers Professional Liability: Redesigning the Standard of... Read More