BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20210113T170000Z DTEND:20210113T181500Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:The Impact of The Latest Ruling by the MA Superior Court on the Prompt Pay Act: Your Reinforced Legal Rights Under Prompt Pay DESCRIPTION:The Impact of The Latest Ruling by the MA Superior Court on the Prompt Pay Act: Your Reinforced Legal Rights Under Prompt Pay \n\n \n\nThe Massachusetts Superior Court recently issued a ruling strictly enforcing the Prompt Pay Act\, which has significant ramifications on the enforcement of payment provisions from the Owner down to the General Contractors and Subcontractors on private projects.\n\n\n\nJoin us for a legal review of the facts by three prominent industry attorneys on what reasons to be a significant reinforcement of GC and Subcontractor Rights.\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\nPanelists:\n\n Tony Starr\, Esq.\, Member\, Co-Chair\, Construction Law Practice Group\, Mintz - Moderator\n David Wilson\, Esq.\, Partner\, Corwin & Corwin\n Bradley Croft\, Esq. Chair\, Litigation Department\, Ruberto\, Israel & Weiner\n\n\n\nTony Starr\, Esq.\, Member\, Co-Chair\, Construction Law Practice Group\, Mintz \n\nTony is a litigator and prominent construction lawyer who works with clients throughout the construction industry: contractors\, owners\, developers\, and public authorities. His practice includes representing clients in significant construction litigation\, arbitrations\, and mediations\, and counseling them on contract drafting\, bidding matters\, and project-related disputes. He is frequently invited to speak about construction law developments and alternative dispute resolution. In addition to his multifaceted construction practice\, he also advises a major gaming company on litigation and regulatory matters related to the development and construction of a major casino resort.\n\n \n\nDavid Wilson\, Esq.\, Partner\, Corwin & Corwin\n\nDavid E. Wilson practices exclusively in the field of Construction Law\, representing subcontractors and suppliers\, general contractors and construction managers\, owners\, design professionals\, insurers and sureties on a wide range of public and private construction projects\, including schools\; fire and police stations\; courthouses\; tunnels\, roads and bridges\; hospitals and medical buildings\; office buildings and tenant fit-out\; retail centers and stores\, restaurants and nightclubs\; and university classroom and laboratory buildings\, dormitories and physical education facilities. He assists clients with preparation\, review and negotiation of all forms of construction documents\, including prime contracts\, design contracts\, subcontracts\, supplier agreements\, joint venture agreements\, bonds\, releases and lien waivers\; and with preparation\, prosecution and defense of claims related to bidding and procurement\, payment and performance bonds\, mechanic's liens\, construction and design defects\, change orders and extra work\, delay and lost productivity\, differing site conditions\, contract administration\, termination\, and insurance coverage in state and federal courts\, administrative proceedings\, arbitrations and mediations.\n\n \n\nBradley Croft\, Esq. Chair\, Litigation Department\, Ruberto\, Israel & Weiner\n\nBRADLEY L. CROFT is a shareholder at the Boston law firm of Ruberto\, Israel & Weiner\, PC. where he serves as chair of the Litigation Department and Construction Law Practice Group. He concentrates his practice on construction\, real estate\, and general commercial disputes. He represents owners\, general contractors\, subcontractors and suppliers in all aspects of construction law claims. In his 25 years as a trial attorney\, Mr. Croft has tried cases before judges\, juries and arbitration panels in Massachusetts and Connecticut. He was named 2015 Massachusetts Construction Lawyer of the Year by Best Lawyers in America\, and has served as co-chair of the Boston Bar Association Litigation Section and Construction Law Committee. Mr. Croft received his B.A. from Tufts University and his J.D. from University of Connecticut School of Law. A Massachusetts native\, Mr. Croft grew up in Andover and now lives in Swampscott with his wife and two teenage sons.\n\n\n\nAGC MA ATTENDEES\n\n \n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Patrick\n Huntington\n AGC MA\n \n \n Donna\n Scally\n AGC MA\n \n \n Paul\n James\n Bond\n \n \n Kane\n Cuddy\n Bond\n \n \n Anthony\n Cella\n Bond\n \n \n Lexie\n Pereira\n Boston College\n \n \n Charles\n Tobin\n C.E. Floyd Company Inc.\n \n \n Emily\n Rowe\n Citywide Contracting LLC\n \n \n Jeffrey\n Soderquist\n Columbia \n \n \n Michael\n Roche\n Commodore Builders\n \n \n Jennifer\n Sinclair\n Commodore Builders\n \n \n Stan\n Martin\n Commonsense Construction Law LLC\n \n \n Rich\n Scopelliti\n Consigli Construction Co.\, Inc.\n \n \n Robert\n Lizza\n Consigli Construction Co.\, Inc.\n \n \n Tyler\n Oakes\n Construction Risk Partners\n \n \n John\n Sheehan\n D.A. 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Rich Company Inc.\n \n \n Kyle\n Pierro\n Walsh Brothers\, Inc.\n \n \n Patrick\n Dean\n Wentworth Institute of Technology\n \n \n Christina\n Cosma\n Wentworth Institute of Technology\n \n \n Eric\n Lambert\n Zurich North America Construction-Bos\n \n \n Benjamin\n Nossek\n Zurich North America Construction-Bos\n \n \n Daniel\n Abram\n Zurich North America Construction-Bos\n \n \n Zak\n Waldstein\n Zurich North America X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
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\nThe Impact of The Latest Ruling by the MA Superior Court on the Prompt Pay Act: Your Reinforced Legal Rights Under Prompt Pay  \; \; \; \; \;
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\nThe Massachusetts Superior Court recently issued a ruling strictly enforcing the Prompt Pay Act\, which has significant ramifications on the enforcement of payment provisions from the Owner down to the General Contractors and Subcontractors on private projects.
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\nJoin us for a legal review of the facts by three prominent industry attorneys on what reasons to be a significant reinforcement of GC and Subcontractor Rights.
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\nPanelists:\n\n
\nTony Starr\, Esq.\, Member\, Co-Chair\, Construction Law Practice Group\, Mintz
\nTony is a litigator and prominent construction lawyer who works with clients throughout the construction industry: contractors\, owners\, developers\, and public authorities. His practice includes representing clients in significant construction litigation\, arbitrations\, and mediations\, and counseling them on contract drafting\, bidding matters\, and project-related disputes. He is frequently invited to speak about construction law developments and alternative dispute resolution. In addition to his multifaceted construction practice\, he also advises a major gaming company on litigation and regulatory matters related to the development and construction of a major casino resort.
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\nDavid Wilson\, Esq.\, Partner\, Corwin &\; Corwin
\nDavid E. Wilson practices exclusively in the field of Construction Law\, representing subcontractors and suppliers\, general contractors and construction managers\, owners\, design professionals\, insurers and sureties on a wide range of public and private construction projects\, including schools\; fire and police stations\; courthouses\; tunnels\, roads and bridges\; hospitals and medical buildings\; office buildings and tenant fit-out\; retail centers and stores\, restaurants and nightclubs\; and university classroom and laboratory buildings\, dormitories and physical education facilities. He assists clients with preparation\, review and negotiation of all forms of construction documents\, including prime contracts\, design contracts\, subcontracts\, supplier agreements\, joint venture agreements\, bonds\, releases and lien waivers\; and with preparation\, prosecution and defense of claims related to bidding and procurement\, payment and performance bonds\, mechanic'\;s liens\, construction and design defects\, change orders and extra work\, delay and lost productivity\, differing site conditions\, contract administration\, termination\, and insurance coverage in state and federal courts\, administrative proceedings\, arbitrations and mediations.
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\nBradley Croft\, Esq. Chair\, Litigation Department\, Ruberto\, Israel &\; Weiner
\nBRADLEY L. CROFT is a shareholder at the Boston law firm of Ruberto\, Israel &\; Weiner\, PC. where he serves as chair of the Litigation Department and Construction Law Practice Group. He concentrates his practice on construction\, real estate\, and general commercial disputes. He represents owners\, general contractors\, subcontractors and suppliers in all aspects of construction law claims. In his 25 years as a trial attorney\, Mr. Croft has tried cases before judges\, juries and arbitration panels in Massachusetts and Connecticut. He was named 2015 Massachusetts Construction Lawyer of the Year by Best Lawyers in America\, and has served as co-chair of the Boston Bar Association Litigation Section and Construction Law Committee. Mr. Croft received his B.A. from Tufts University and his J.D. from University of Connecticut School of Law. \; A Massachusetts native\, Mr. Croft grew up in Andover and now lives in Swampscott with his wife and two teenage sons.
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PatrickHuntingtonAGC MA
DonnaScallyAGC MA
PaulJamesBond
KaneCuddyBond
AnthonyCellaBond
LexiePereiraBoston College
CharlesTobinC.E. Floyd Company Inc.
EmilyRoweCitywide Contracting LLC
JeffreySoderquistColumbia \;
MichaelRocheCommodore Builders
JenniferSinclairCommodore Builders
StanMartinCommonsense Construction Law LLC
RichScopellitiConsigli Construction Co.\, Inc.
RobertLizzaConsigli Construction Co.\, Inc.
TylerOakesConstruction Risk Partners
JohnSheehanD.A. Sullivan &\; Sons\, Inc.
AnatolyDarovDarov &\; Associates US PLLC
CraigBoltonDimeo Construction Company
JuliaHallDimeo Construction Company
AlBrideauDimeo Construction Company
BillMorashElaine Construction\, Inc.
MattGuigliErnest Guigli &\; Sons\, Inc.
FrancisMadiganF.W. Madigan Company\, Inc.
CoreyTobinGilbane Building Company
DoucotKeithGilbane Building Company
DanielRamponeHart Companies
JohnConnellyHinckley Allen
EricEisenbergHinckley Allen
JeffBernarducciHolland &\; Knight LLP
IanZweigJ &\; M Brown Company
ShananEdwardsL.J.V. Development\, LLC
JoeBreenLee Kennedy Co.\, Inc.
LeighWarrenMassachusetts State College Building Authority
SaraBryantMurtha Cullina\, LLP
DavidPonteNautilus Consulting LLC
JoePratesNELCO
RosannaMolinaroNortheastern University \;
TiffanyKwongNortheastern University \;
TomDunnPierce Atwood LLP
KennethRubinsteinPreti Flaherty
NicholasShainkProfessional Drywall Construction
JosephBarraRobinson &\; Cole LLP
KennethShermanRobinson &\; Cole LLP
SeanHagertyRoman Mosaic &\; Tile Co.
HenryMoscaSiena Construction Corp.
TerrenceHayesSiena Construction Corp.
KarenOrfSiena Construction Corp.
VictoriaCliffordSkanska USA Building Inc.
GaryHodlinSullivan &\; McLaughlin Companies\, Inc.
PaulNeenanTocci Building Companies
MarvinLahoudTocci Building Companies
TammiGottTocci Building Companies
JamesBouchertocci building corp
RosemaryDeJoyTrinity Building + Construction Mgmt
MatthewKiltyTrinity Building + Construction Mgmt
FrankGazzolaTrinity Building + Construction Mgmt
TimothyRogovichTrinity Building + Construction Mgmt
MattRuchoTrinity Building + Construction Mgmt
GlennCortTriumph Modular
RubensBoursiquotTurner Construction
RafaelRodriguez Jr.Turner Construction
MattMcCannUnited Civil\, Inc.
TomChurchillVer-Tex Construction
GaryLuddenVer-Tex Construction
AndrewParkerVer-Tex Construction
JoshBerryVer-Tex Construction
LaurenO'\;DonnellVer-Tex Construction
JonHarringtonVer-Tex Construction
ZacharyPolitanoW.T. Rich Company Inc.
KylePierroWalsh Brothers\, Inc.
PatrickDeanWentworth Institute of Technology
ChristinaCosmaWentworth Institute of Technology
EricLambertZurich North America Construction-Bos
BenjaminNossekZurich North America Construction-Bos
DanielAbramZurich North America Construction-Bos
ZakWaldsteinZurich North America
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