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Michael Judy Authors COVID-19 Force Majeure Compendium for USLAW

Construction, Media, Michael J. Judy, News, USLAW

June 9, 2020 Dysart Taylor is pleased to announce shareholder/director Michael J. Judy has authored the Kansas chapter of the Force Majeure Law Compendium (During COVID-19 Pandemic) published by USLAW NETWORK. The compendium is a multistate resource that addresses...

Project Management Teams Must Be Trained to Properly Document Projects

Construction, Leslie A. Boe, Media, News

May 29, 2020 By Leslie A. Boe Lawyers often see construction claims compromised or dismissed due to a lack of documentation. To protect their ability to make and defend claims, construction project management teams must be trained to properly document what happens on...

Be Careful What You Ask for – Especially in Arbitration

Blog Post, Carol Z. Smith, Construction

March 16, 2020 By Carol Z. Smith The only thing worse than telling your client that it lost the case is telling your client that it also has to pay the opposing party’s attorney’s fees. This is especially true when there was no contract or statute providing for an...

Technicalities and Tautologies: Interpreting Construction Statutes in Kansas

Blog Post, Construction, Lee B. Brumitt, Media

February 17, 2020 By Lee Brumitt We’ve all heard it: “They got out on a technicality.” A recent case out of the Kansas Court of Appeals reminds us that what may look like a technicality is, in fact, a court properly applying the plain language of a statute, as enacted...
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