Changes to IL Supreme Court Rule 102(f)
August 07, 2023
In April 2023, the Illinois Supreme Court amended Rule 102(f), which governs how summonses must be served on defendants in civil litigation. But what is the significance of this [...]
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Anticipating a Construction Bond Release? How an Attorney Can Help
July 24, 2023
In the ever-evolving world of construction law, bond release plays a pivotal role in securing financial security and fostering contractual harmony. Bond release in construction [...]
read moreMiller Act Drafts: What You Should Know
July 10, 2023
The construction industry is a pivotal player in the growth and development of our society. As the bedrock of infrastructure development, it shapes our cities and landscapes, and [...]
read moreDefective Work Claims: What You Should Know
June 19, 2023
Picture this: After months of anticipation, your dream home or office building is finally complete. However, a year down the line, you start noticing alarming signs of premature [...]
read moreAdvantages of Consulting an Attorney When Dealing with a Lien
June 05, 2023
In the intricate world of construction law, one of the most complex issues pertains to construction liens. Navigating through this maze requires more than mere familiarity with [...]
read moreClaims Processes in Illinois Regarding Private and Public Funds
May 22, 2023
In the dynamic landscape of Chicago's construction industry, financial transactions tied to construction projects are of utmost importance. This is particularly true when it comes [...]
read moreDefect Claims and Delay Claims: What Is the Difference?
May 08, 2023
A construction claim or dispute can often stall a project for months or even years as the parties argue over responsibility for a mishap, defect, or delay. The time, energy, and [...]
read moreIf I Have Been Subcontracted, Do I Need to Send a Notice?
April 20, 2023
Many sub-contractors in Illinois are often confused by the notice requirements of the mechanics' lien provisions of the Illinois Code. While Illinois courts will recognize the [...]
read moreLien Waivers: How an Attorney Can Help
April 10, 2023
Unlike some states, Illinois does not have a specific form for mechanics' lien claims or waivers set forth in the state code. Instead, owners and contractors are left to create [...]
read moreCan I File a Claim Against a Federal Project?
March 20, 2023
Construction contractors, sub-contractors, and suppliers are very familiar with the process of filing a lien or claim for payment involving private contracts. If payment for [...]
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