Construction Team of Gregory, Madigan Listed in Best Lawyers®

With the release of the 2018 Best Lawyers in America listings, both Don Gregory and Mike Madigan extend their streak of consecutive appearances in the “oldest and most respected peer review publication in the legal profession.” Don is listed as the “Lawyer of the Year” in Columbus for Construction Litigation. He has been featured in […]

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Cranes: Who Owns the Project Air?

The recent surge of construction activity in urban settings has accelerated the use of cranes in tight spaces. Frequently, large cranes find themselves moving over neighbor’s buildings. Unfortunately, there is little definitive law that tells us exactly what the obligations of the crane operators are as to the neighbor’s property and what “air rights” may […]

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Construction Team of Gregory + Madigan Ranked in Chambers USA

Chambers USA, one of the world’s premier guides to legal resources, once again honored Kegler Brown’s Construction practice. Don Gregory was one of only four attorneys in Ohio to be ranked as Band 1, Chambers’ highest ranking, in the area of Construction. Mike Madigan was the only Ohio attorney recognized an Up & Coming attorney […]

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E-mail Lessons Your Momma Should Have Taught You

In today’s business world, electronic communication, such as e-mails, have replaced the telephone call or letter writing as the primary method of messaging. Disputes – legal, political or otherwise – are now decided on the basis of e-mails discovered later once conflict begins. Yet despite the importance of e-mail writing, too few appreciate its significance […]

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Contractor Recovers Delay + Disruption Damages, Including Extended Home Office Overhead, Against State

In another victory for our firm against the State, the Court of Appeals on May 9th affirmed Judge Crawford’s well-reasoned decision from the Court of Claims in all respects. Wood Electric, Inc. v. OFCC, Case No. 16AP-643. In this case, the electrical contractor was delayed and disrupted by the failure of the general contractor to […]

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