Governor Baker authorizes construction work to resume in Boston and Cambridge; Mayor Walsh responds, extending his order pausing non-essential construction in Boston.
By: Nathan Cole, Esq. Dear Kenney & Sams clients [...]
Construction Continues
By: Rodney W. Ames, Esq. Construction contractors in [...]
Construction Activity Suspended in City of Boston
By: Ross C. Wecker Kenney & Sams, P.C. hopes [...]
Coronavirus Claims and Coverage: What Happens Next?
By: Nathan Cole, Esq. In these unprecedented times, [...]
The Meaning Behind the ‘Your Work’ Insurance Coverage Exclusion
In All America Insurance Company vs. Lampasona Concrete Corporation, the [...]
OSHA’s New Standard for Confined Spaces in Construction
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has published standards [...]
OSHA Standards Impermissibly Applied to Construction Employers are Held Invalid1
The United States Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Review Commission [...]
Time Is On Your Side: Six-Year Statue Of Repose Applies To Alleged Violations Of The Home Improvement Contractors Act
By: Rodney W. Ames, Esq. In Bridgwood v. A.J. [...]
Massachusetts Public Bidding Laws: What Contractors Need to Know Before & After They Bid
Massachusetts statutory laws govern the process for bidding on a [...]
Mechanic’s Lien Unenforceable Due to Statutory Noncompliance
Homeowners were entitled to summary discharge of a mechanic’s lien filed [...]