Construction Law Blog

by Mark A. Cobb Welcome to the new year!  It’s January and that means there are new-years resolutions being made in great abundance.  Self-improvement is always a good idea, but January can also be used to break bad...

by Mark A. Cobb In its December 3, 2013 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court took a very important stand in favor of subcontractors!  For those of us watching Atlantic Marine Construction Co., Inc. v. United States District Court...

by Dorothy Spencer Georgia construction attorney Mark Cobb has been asked to be a presenter at the construction law seminar, “CONTRACTOR SURVIVAL 101”, sponsored by the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of...

  Two days before Thanksgiving, the Cobb Law Group‘s founding partner, Mark Cobb and his editor submitted their final revisions for the new book on Subcontractor Law to be published by the American Bar Association...

The Cobb Law Group is pleased to announce that it recently became a member of the Construction Suppliers Association. The Construction Suppliers Association (CSA) is a trade association working for–and advocating on...

The Cobb Law Group is pleased to announce that founding partner, Mark A. Cobb, has been appointed to an adjunct faculty position with Thomas University’s MBA program. “This is a great opportunity to contribute to the next...

Huffington Post journalist, Radley Balko has written a very interesting article for the most recent issue of the American Bar Association’s ABA Journal regarding the evolution of America’s police from friendly public...

Although our law firm focuses on the needs and rights of subcontractors and material suppliers throughout Georgia, we understand that our readers are very diverse, and they appreciate learning about other issues which may...

by Mark A. Cobb On July 1, most of the 2013 Georgia legislative changes take effect including a very crucial amendment to Georgia’s lien laws. Earlier, this year, our state legislature approved and our Governor signed in to...

by Mark A. Cobb In today’s economy, a dollar means more than it has in a long time; thus, every dollar that your credit department is able to collect helps build your company’s bottom line.  Since our firm focuses on...