by IMCwpusr | Oct 29, 2015 | David G. Anderson, General
The article “A Damage Expert – Does the Government Trial Attorney Need One?” is a practical guide for government trial attorneys on how to litigate contract damages. A trial attorney’s success in litigation often depends on the team he or she builds. It is therefore...
by IMCwpusr | Oct 23, 2015 | Construction, David G. Anderson, General
After completing your construction work, you receive substantial back charges which you dispute. Two months later you receive a check for $40,000, with the words “payment in full” marked on the front. Your unpaid retainage is $100,000. You need the money. Can you cash...
by Kimberly Schaffer | Oct 2, 2015 | Construction, David G. Anderson, General
After completing your construction work, you receive substantial back charges – which you contest. Two months later, you receive a check for $40,000, with the words “payment in full” on the front. Your unpaid retainage is $100,000. You need the money. Should you cash...
by IMCwpusr | Feb 23, 2015 | David G. Anderson, General
Couch White attorney David Anderson received the Board of Contract Appeals Bar Association’s 2014 Writing Award for the best article in the field of government contracts. The article “Effective Construction Claim Resolution: Understanding DCAA” was...
by IMCwpusr | Feb 11, 2015 | David G. Anderson, General
On January 22, 2015, David Anderson began serving on the Board of Directors of the NY Capital Region Construction Financial Management Association.
by Kimberly Schaffer | Jan 27, 2015 | Construction, David G. Anderson, General
To prevail in a construction dispute, a contractor, as a preliminary matter, must show that its claim is not barred by contractual defenses. See Construction Notes Article
