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09/20/24  |  Construction Law and Litigation

When Can Additional Insureds Sue for Bad Faith?

On construction projects, it is common for companies to require that they are named as an “additional insured” on another party’s insurance policy. Doing so extends liability coverage to the additional insured

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07/16/24  |  Construction Law and Litigation

Anatomy of a Construction Dispute

In 2022, the average value of a construction dispute in the US was $42.8 million. These disputes typically pertain to defective workmanship, project delays, payment disputes, and other common problems that can

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04/01/24  |  Construction Law and Litigation

What is the Statute of Repose in South Carolina?

One of the many challenges that may arise after the completion of a construction project is  the discovery of defective construction or unsafe conditions. Whether it be an issue with the design

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02/23/24  |  Construction Law and Litigation

How to Make a Claim on a Payment Bond

One of the many challenges that arise throughout the course of a construction project is the issue of payment to subcontractors and suppliers. While your contract may designate that you will be

02/03/21  |  Construction Law and Litigation

Preservation of Lien Rights

Distilled down to its absolute essentials, a mechanic’s lien is a way for tradespeople to make sure they get paid for their work. As straightforward as this seems, the purpose and operation

01/20/21  |  Construction Law and Litigation

The Defense of Time Limitations in Construction Defect Cases

Potential liability of contractors for construction defects does not end upon the completion of a project. A contractor’s risk of liability for construction defects is determined by two types of defenses with

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11/19/19  |  Construction Law and Litigation

How to Preserve and Enforce a Mechanic’s Lien in SC

A mechanic’s lien is a construction lien created by statute to protect contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and laborers “to whom a debt is due for labor performed or furnished or for materials furnished

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02/05/19  |  Construction Law and Litigation

Key Components of a Good Subcontract

Rosen Hagood partner, Chip Bruorton, recently had his article, “Key Components of a Good Subcontract” published in Catalyst Surety Partners’ 2018 Construction Journal. In the article, Chip discusses the importance of having

11/13/18  |  Business and Commercial Litigation

Rosen Hagood Recognized As One of Charleston’s “Best Law Firms”

Rosen Hagood is honored to be included in the 2019 U.S. News – Best Lawyers® “Best Law Firms” list. Recognition on this list reflects the high level of respect the firm has

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10/29/18  |  Construction Law and Litigation

Requirement of Originality in Architectural Copyright

Are you an architect thinking about copyrighting your work? Or a developer looking to design a new building? No matter how big or small the project, consider The Architectural Works Copyright Protection