Arbitration Panels: Choose Wisely!

Public Works Projects: Unsuccessful Bidder May Recover Bid Preparation Costs

New York Law Requires the Filing of Loan Contracts to Establish Priority for Mechanic’s Lien Claims

Ohio Tests Alternatives to Multi-Prime Contracting

EPA Rule Requires Safe-Lead Certification: Deadline April 22, 2010

Construction Law Status Reports

POET, LLC and POET Design and Construction, LLC

The Time Period for Filing Affidavit for Mechanic’s Lien Is Not Extended by Unauthorized Work

Ohio Law to Require LEED Certification for State-Funded Projects

Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association Adds Hahn Loeser to List of Local Green Certified Organizations

Brauer Honored Again by Ohio State Bar Foundation with Statewide Community Service Award

Kopit Appointed Chair of American Bar Associations Fund for Justice and Education

Ohio Supreme Court Issues Two Decisions Affecting Ohio’s Prevailing Wage Law - Part I

Ohio Supreme Court Issues Two Decisions Affecting Ohio’s Prevailing Wage Law - Part II

Thirty-One Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP Attorneys Named to The Best Lawyers in America

Ohio May Offer Assistance to Minority Businesses with New Bonding Laws

Hahn Loeser named a Leading Law Firm in Ohio; Seven Partners Ranked as Leading Lawyers

Ohio Bans eBay-Style Construction Bidding

"When is third party manufacture of licensed products allowed?" R. Eric Gaum, Esq. and Meghan Sheehan, Law Clerk

14 Penn Plaza: Let’s Arbitrate, Not Litigate

U.S. District Court grants preliminary injunction with respect to Albuquerque’s green building ordinances

Mazzara Joins Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP

Ohio revises existing law related to municipal installment payment contracts for energy conservation measures

Employers must use new Form I-9 as of April 3, 2009

The New COBRA Subsidy: What You Should Know

Employee Free Choice Act Introduced in Congress

Exercise Caution When Contracts Are Negotiated Via Email

Contractors and Owners Beware: Lawsuit Follows Green Construction

West Virginia Passes Law Authorizing Counties and Municipalities to Enter into Energy-Savings Performance Contracts

Ohio Supreme Court Rules That Cincinnati’s Refusal to Award Contract to Noncompliant Low Bidder Was Not Unlawful

Contractors Were Not Entitled to Prejudgment Interest Under Their Mechanic’s Liens