Oregon Lien Law – Traps for the Material Supplier
By: William Fig, Partner, Sussman Shank Everyone involved in the construction industry should be generally aware of the technical, statutory […]
Legal, Lien Law
Legal
Credit, Legal, Lien Law
General Contractors are Enforcing Statutory Right to Inspect Subcontractor Payroll Records
Written by: Christopher Ng Yes, California’s Assembly Bill 1701 was a doozy. For those of you not yet familiar with
Consumer Reports, Credit, Legal
New Federal Law Allows Consumers to Place Free Credit Freezes And Yearlong Fraud Alerts
Starting September 21, 2018, consumers who are concerned about identity theft or data breaches can freeze their credit and place
Construction, Legal
Retention Not Withheld in California Case Where Dispute Existed
In 2010, Universal City (Universal) hired Coast Iron & Steel Co. (Coast Iron) to build a new ride at the
Construction, Legal
Construction Law Not ‘One-Size-Fits-All’
Private and public construction laws across the United States are two sides of the same coin. The state statutes are
Bankruptcy, Legal
Book Review: Survival Guide to Bankruptcy for In-House Counsel
By: Rod Wheeland, CCE NACM Commercial Services Judy D. Thompson and Glenn C. Thompson, Survival Guide to Bankruptcy for In-House
Legal, Sales Tax
Is Your Business Compliant with New Washington Sales and Use Tax Requirements?
By Lauren M. Visoria Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP On April 17, 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear
Bankruptcy, Legal
Chapter 15: Delaware Court Sends United States Creditor Packing … to Italy
By: David H. Conaway, Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP In the Chapter 15 proceeding of Energy Coal S.p.A., the Delaware
Cannabis, Legal
Attorney General Rescinds Guidance on Prosecution of Marijuana Activities—What it May Mean for You
By: Victor J. Roehm, Sussman Shank LLP – Partner, Banking and Finance Group Chair Republished with permission from Sussman Shank In a
Credit, Legal
The U.S. Supreme Court is Set to Rule on Yet Another Credit Card Topic and What it Means to the Credit Team
By: Scott Blakeley In March of this year, the U.S. Supreme Court made a significant ruling finding that New York
