Contract
Surety’s Indemnity Rights Eliminated by Subsequent Arbitration Agreement
August 5th, 2016
Most readers are familiar with the concept that performance bond sureties expect to recoup, from their principals, every dollar of cost incurred in responding to demands on the bond. And most readers are aware that the typical general indemnity agree…
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The Contract Isn’t Signed, a Few Issues Remain, the Work is Done; Now What?
April 25th, 2016
Lawyers hate this question. A contractor and subcontractor, having gone back and forth on a few contract terms while the sub is performing work, reach the end of the project – or at least the end of the sub’s work – without an agreed contract f…
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About Stan Martin
Stan Martin holds a law degree and an undergraduate degree in architecture. He has been involved with the construction industry for more than 45 years, working in construction prior to law school and beginning his construction law practice. During his career, he has been actively involved with the Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts, the Boston Society of Architects, the American Arbitration Association, and the Massachusetts Building Congress.