Renovating Your Virginia Construction Law Collection

Abstract

Noted practitioner Philip L. Bruner has described construction law as “a towering legal edifice built out of modern statutes, ‘contextual’ common law principles of and foundational legal concepts sustaining and binding the multitude of parties — architects, engineers, contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, material manufacturers, sureties, insurers, code officials, and tradesmen — typically engaged in varying degrees on construction projects.” This area of practice has developed a well-deserved reputation for complexity, and staying current is imperative. This article highlights recently published editions of foundational Virginia construction and public contracts resources.

Keywords: Virginia construction law research, Virginia construction law, Virginia legal research, construction law