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Can Vague Regulations Be “Narrowly Tailored”? An Analysis of the U.S. Department of Transportation’s DBE Regulations |
2012 |
6(1), 1-19 |
- Sink, Charles M.
- Shreves, H. Bruce
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Contractor Licensing, Lender Security, Bid Protests, and Placement of Bonds and Insurance: Perils at the Start of a Project |
2015 |
9(2), 153-185 |
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Federal Government Reviews of Contractor Past Performance |
2016 |
10(1), 1-12 |
- Less, Michael I.
- Shaw, Danny G.
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Prime Contractor Certification: How Does a Prime Contractor Protect Itself When It Is Asked to Sponsor a Subcontractor’s Claim against a Federal Owner? |
2016 |
10(2), 1-16 |
- Bruno, Paul A.
- Venoit, Wendy
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From the Office of the General Counsel: When Are Communications with In-House Counsel Privileged? |
2016 |
10(2), 17-34 |
- O'Connor, Jr., Patrick J.
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Cyber Security and Cyber Insurance for the Design and Construction Industry |
2016 |
10(2), 59-100 |
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Too Late Baby? A Reminder That the Statute of Limitations on a Construction Defect Claim Can Start Running Prior to Substantial Completion |
2017 |
11(1), 139-154 |
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Does the Spearin Doctrine Attach to Approvals of “Brand Name or Equal” Products? |
2017 |
11(1), 155-164 |
