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Construction projects move quickly. Schedules are tight, subcontractors rotate in and out of a project, and decisions often need to be made on the spot. In this fast-paced environment, documentation can sometimes become an afterthought. However, from a construction law perspective, inadequate project documentation is one of the most common reasons disputes become difficult and… Read more »

Florida continues to experience rapid population growth and large-scale development, particularly in coastal regions and major metropolitan areas. In response, the Florida Legislature has introduced and passed several bills aimed at improving construction standards, streamlining permitting, and regulating new types of development. For developers, contractors, and construction attorneys, staying informed about these legislative changes is… Read more »

Florida is finally living up to its nickname. As we move through 2026, the Sunshine State has solidified its position as one of the nation’s top solar powerhouses. While California and Texas have long held the crown, Florida’s rapid expansion is reshaping the energy landscape of the Southeast. Whether you’re a homeowner looking to offset… Read more »

Florida continues to experience one of the most significant development booms in the United States. Rapid population growth, increased tourism, and expanding infrastructure investments have created unprecedented demand for residential, commercial, and public construction projects across the state. Major transportation improvements, mixed-use developments, and public infrastructure projects, from highway expansions to multi-billion-dollar urban redevelopment, are… Read more »

Florida’s coastal economy relies heavily on marine construction projects that maintain navigation channels, expand ports, and protect shorelines. With more than 8,400 miles of coastline, the state continues to invest in dredging, seawall reconstruction, beach nourishment, and port infrastructure improvements. Below are several notable marine construction projects currently underway or recently announced across Florida.

Entering into a commercial construction contract is one of the most consequential legal and financial decisions a developer will make. Whether the project is located in New York or Florida, the contract governs risk allocation, payment rights, dispute resolution, scheduling, and compliance with state-specific statutory requirements. A carefully negotiated agreement can protect profit margins and… Read more »

Nevada has long been recognized as one of the leading solar energy states in the United States, thanks to its vast desert landscapes, abundant sunshine, and ambitious renewable energy goals. However, recent data suggests that the state’s solar momentum has slowed significantly. New solar installations in Nevada dropped sharply in 2025, raising concerns about the… Read more »

Natural disasters often expose the limits of local and state permitting systems. When entire communities are destroyed—as we are seeing with the recent Palisades fire—the need for rapid rebuilding can collide with slow, complex, or even incapacitated state and municipal regulatory structures. In these moments, the federal government has legal pathways to step in, accelerate… Read more »

Stop work orders are among the most disruptive events that can occur on a construction project. Whether issued by a building department, code enforcement officer, OSHA, or another regulatory authority, a stop work order can halt progress immediately, delay payment, increase costs, and trigger contractual disputes. For owners, developers, contractors, and subcontractors, understanding what a… Read more »

Hiring an attorney is built on trust. Clients rely on their lawyer to act ethically, communicate honestly, and safeguard their financial and legal interests. While the vast majority of attorneys practice law responsibly, misconduct does occur—and when it does, the consequences for clients can be severe. Understanding the most common types of attorney misconduct can… Read more »