by Mark A. Rysberg | Nov 8, 2016
By: Mark A. Rysberg Construction contracts are intended to define and memorialize the parties’ expectations regarding how they will perform during the course of a construction project. This series will examine clauses that are routinely found in construction contracts...
by Mark A. Rysberg | Oct 3, 2016
This article was originally posted in Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Assocation (MITA) publication, Cross-Section, Summer 2016 edition. By Mark Rysberg Contractors performing work on State and Federal construction projects are likely familiar with prompt...
by Mark A. Rysberg | Sep 16, 2015
By: Mark A. Rysberg Over the last year, the state government and advocacy groups have attempted to find solutions for funding road construction and maintenance that had enough support to be enacted into law. Those efforts are continuing and the Legislature has...
by Mark A. Rysberg | Sep 16, 2015
By: Mark A. Rysberg Earlier this year, the Michigan Senate voted to approve bills repealing Michigan’s prevailing wage laws. Eventually, those bills were submitted for fiscal analysis by the Senate Committee on Michigan Competitiveness. That analysis was recently...
by Mark A. Rysberg | Sep 16, 2015
By: Mark A. Rysberg When the Michigan Senate voted to approve bills repealing Michigan’s prevailing wage laws, the future of those bills became uncertain in the face of a likely veto by the governor. Advocates of repealing wage then turned to a provision of the...
