by Mark Cobb Last Friday, the U. S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) published a new, updated Form I-9. This new form can be used immediately, although some of the older forms will be accepted by the USCIS...
Risk Allocation in Joint Venture Agreement in Georgia is a significant component of the construction contract drafting process. Thus, part four of our series on Joint Construction Ventures in Georgia, focuses on this...
In lieu of writing another blog post on Georgia lien law and payment bond law, we thought that something different might be nice for a change so we’re blogging about one of the best events in Thomasville. This coming...
We are pleased to let our readers know that The Thomasville Townie named our Georgia Construction, Lien & Bond Law blog as one of its favorite local blogs. Thanks Townie! For those of you who don’t know, The...
Calculating Construction Damages
February, 2013
by Mark A. Cobb In two previous blog installments (click here for Part I, click here for Part II, click here for Part IV, click here for Park V on remedies and defaults) we began a discussion on key issues in joint venture...
The Forum on Construction Law which is a part of the American Bar Association (ABA) is a very active group of construction lawyers, and Mark Cobb is proud is be an active participant in this great organization. He is...
For the fourth year, the Construction Marketing Ideas blog is hosting a competition for the Best Construction Blog. And, our firm’s blog, Georgia Construction, Lien & Bond Law Blog, has been nominated to compete for...
by Mark A. Cobb A recent Georgia Court of Appeals holding may give some subcontractors and suppliers reason to rejoice. In Pinnacle Props. V, LLC v. Mainline Supply of Atlanta, LLC, 735 S.E.2d 166 (Ga. Ct. App. 2012), the...
by: Mark A. Cobb In an earlier blog article entitled Joint Venture Contracting in Georgia (Part I), we discussed the advantages and disadvantages of entering into joint venture agreements on Georgia construction projects. ...