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Law Newsletter, Winter 2005 (PDF):
Construction Law Newsletter, Fall 2004 (PDF)
Construction Law Newsletter, Summer 2004 (PDF)
Construction Law Newsletter, Spring 2004 (PDF)
Construction
Law Newsletter, Winter 2004 (PDF)
Construction
Law Newsletter, Fall 2003 (PDF)
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Green Building: Federal, State, and Local Governments LEED the Way (PDF)
The Procurement Lawyer, Vol. 43, No. 3, Spring '08
by Aaron P. Silberman
The Future Is Now, or Is It? Today's and Tomorrow's Issues for General Contractors in the Use of Building Information Modeling (PDF)
California Constructor, Volume 37, No. 8, August 2007
by Aaron P. Silberman No License? No Problem? Court Limits Public Agencies' Ability to Reject Bids Listing Unlicensed Subcontractors (PDF)
AGC California Legal Briefs Issue 07 - 03, April 2007
by Aaron P. Silberman
False Claims
Issues in Subcontracting (PDF)
Briefing Papers, No. 06 - 8, July 2006
by Aaron P. Silberman
GSA's
Building Information Modeling Program Raises Cutting-Edge
Construction, Contracting, and Procurement Issues
(PDF)
The Procurement Lawyer, Volume 41, No. 4, Summer
2006
by Aaron P. Silberman
and Michele L. McKee
Guest
Commentary: Major Legal Issues Impacting California
Contractors (PDF)
California Constructor, Volume 36, Number 3, March
2006
by Aaron P. Silberman
California
Supreme Court Rules on Contractor Payment Issue(PDF)
California Constructor, Volume 36, Number 2 -
February 2006
by Aaron P. Silberman
Aaron
P. Silberman, is
quoted in "Stick
to ADA Guidelines: Being familiar with Americans
with Disabilities Act guidelines is a must for
any contractor" (PDF)
by
Mark Terry on the Lowe's for Pros website.
A Contractor
That Is Properly Licensed for Only Part of the
Work It Performs May Not Recover Compensation
for Any of Its Work, Including Work It Performs
While Licensed (PDF)
AGC California Legal Briefs Issue 06-02, February
2006
by Aaron P. Silberman
Abandonment
and Cardinal Change Claims on "Projects from
Hell" (PDF)
The Construction Lawyer, Volume 25, No. 4, Fall
2005
by Aaron P. Silberman
How to
Prevent and Defend Against False Claims Allegations(PDF)
Construct!, Volume 14, No. 4, Summer 2005
by Aaron P. Silberman
Getting Paid When The Project Stalls Before Construction Begin (PDF)
California Constructor, Volume 35, Number 4 - April 2005
by Robert M. Osier
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Associated General Contractors of California
Legal Advisory Committee New Cases of Interest
(2002-2004)
by Aaron P. Silberman
June 5 through
December 10, 2004 (PDF)
May 14 through
June 4, 2004 (PDF)
March 8 through
April 8, 2004 (PDF)
January 12 through
February 6, 2004 (PDF)
November 18 through
December 5, 2003 (PDF)
May 19 through June
13, 2003 (PDF)
March 10 through
April 4, 2003
January 1 through
February 7, 2003 (PDF)
April 8 through July
7, 2002 (PDF)
(by Aaron P. Silberman,
Rob Osier, and David
Tomlinson)
March 11 through
April 5, 2002 (PDF)
January 12 through
February 8, 2002 (PDF)
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Legal
Issues and Strategic Tips for Defending Against
False Claims Allegations (PDF)
and an accompanying presentation
(Power Point)
by Aaron Silberman
at the 2004 Annual Retreat of the Association
of General Contractors of California's Legal
Advisory Committee at Carmel Valley Ranch, Carmel,
California on September 18, 2004.
Federal and
State False Claims Laws and the Construction
Contractor (PDF)
Construction Briefings, No. 2004 - 8, August
2004
by Aaron Silberman
California
Case Notes for the Construction Committee of
the Litigation Section of the American Bar Association
(PDF)
Posted on the Committee Website on July 6, 2004
by Aaron Silberman
Abandonment
and Cardinal Change on State and Local Construction
Projects (PDF)
The Procurement Lawyer, Volume 39, No. 3, Spring
2004
by Aaron Silberman
Federal
Court Refuses to Throw Out San Francisco's False
Claims Lawsuit Against Tutor-Saliba (PDF)
AGC California Legal Briefs, Issue 04-04, June
2004
by Aaron Silberman
False
Claim Laws: What Every Public Contract Manager
Needs to Know (PDF)
Presented by Aaron
Silberman to the National Contract Management
Association (NCMA) World Congress in Orlando,
Florida on April 27, 2004
Are Architects
and Contractors Potentially Liable under the
Americans with Disabilities Act for the Design
and Construction of Inaccessible Facilities?(PDF)
Construct!, Winter 2004, Vol. 13, No. 2
by Aaron P. Silberman
Reprinted in CheckSet, Newsletter of the Texas
Society of Architects, June 2004, Vol. 32, Issue
3 -- PDF
False
Claims, Liability & Ethical Issues for Construction
Attorneys (PDF)
A presentation by Pamela Phillips at the ABA's
Forum on the Construction Industry's Winter
2004 Meeting, "Construction Dilemmas: Caught
Between 'The Rock' and a Hard Place"
by Aaron P. Silberman,
Pamela Phillips and David J. Tomlinson
Contractor
Liability Under Federal and State Disability
Laws (PDF)
AGC California Legal Briefs, Issue 03-03, November
2003
by Aaron Silberman
"The California False Claims Act: Public
Entities' New Weapon Against Contractors"
Presented to Construction Division of ABA Public
Contract Section, August 11, 2003
by Neil O'Donnell
Defective Work,
Effective Litigation, Claims, Coverage and Trends:
Experts in Defective Work Cases (PDF)
Presented to the Forum Committee on the Construction
Industry, American Bar Association on October
3-4, 2002
by Neil H. O'Donnell
Beyond Changes:
Abandonment and Cardinal Change (PDF)
The Construction Lawyer, Fall 2002
by Aaron P. Silberman
"Pay If Paid
Clause" Is Not a Defense to a Miller Act
Payment Bond Claim (PDF)
Procurement Lawyer, Summer 2002, Volume 37,
Number 4
by Aaron P. Silberman
"To Pay or Not To Pay The Subcontractor:
The Answer Can Get Expensive"
California Constructor -- Journal of the Associated
General Contractors of California, May 2002
by Robert M. Osier
and J. Michael Matthews
In Amelco
Electric v. City of Thousand Oaks, the California
Supreme Court Rules that Contractors Cannot Bring
Abandonment Claims Against Public Entities in
California (PDF)
AGC California Legal Briefs, Issue 02-02, March
2002
by Aaron P. Silberman
"Construction Subcontracting"
A two-day Federal Publications seminar presented
on June 13-14, 2001 in San Francisco, CA and
on October 11-12, 2001 in Las Vegas, NV by Neil
O'Donnell, Michael Matthews, Patricia Meagher,
Aaron Silberman,
and Robert Osier.
Amicus
Curiae Brief filed in the Supreme Court
of California on behalf of Associated General
Contractors of California in Amelco Electric
v. The City of Thousand Oaks
by Neil
O'Donnell and Aaron
Silberman
"Loophole in Law Allows Surprise
Payment Bond Claims"
California Constructor, Associated General Contractors
of California, June 1998.
by Neil H. O'Donnell
and Robert M. Osier
"Feature Comment:
Default Terminations Motivated By 'Lack Of Further
Government Need' Are Dealt Another Blow"
The Government Contractor, Vol. 40, No. 33 /
August 26, 1998 - Pg. 3
by Neil H. O'Donnell
Rules
in Flux: The New Standards for Recovery of Overhead
Costs on Construction Claims
presented at the AGC Legal Advisory Committee
Retreat in Carmel, California (October 17-18,
1998)
by Neil O'Donnell
"Revolution
or Evolution: Recent Developments in Federal
Construction Law,"
presented to Associated General Contractors
of California Legal Advisory Committee Retreat
(October 26-27, 1996)
by Neil H. O'Donnell
and Allen Samelson
"Access to Federal
Courts in Subcontract Disputes"
The Constructor, (June 1996)
by Neil H. O'Donnell
and Allen Samelson
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