Supreme Court Upholds Federal Arbitration Act
Earlier this month, Justice Kavanaugh’s first Supreme Court opinion struck a blow at lawyers’ attempts to avoid arbitration. In a decision that should seem astonishingly
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California’s Solar Requirements: What’s the Effect on New Home Builders?
Building a home to code can cost a small fortune these days, putting the squeeze on builders who must constantly walk the line between building
How Do Federal Laws Affect New Home Building on Coastal Land?
From scenic views to the sound of lapping water, owning a home on the coast is a dream for many home buyers. But the reality
WHITE PAPER: Legal Changes Affect New Home Builders & Construction Industry
Home buyers are scrambling to find affordable entry level homes as the already low supply continues to decrease. On the surface, it seems like a
In South Carolina, the Right to Cure Really Means Something
South Carolina, like at least thirty-one other states, has a “right to cure” statute applicable to residential construction defect claims. The South Carolina Notice and