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USING LIEN WAIVERS IN ARIZONA: PROCEED WITH CAUTION.
Arizona Preliminary 20-Day Notices, Mechanics’ Liens, and Bond Claims
Forced to Warp Speed: The Anatomy of a Constructive Acceleration Claim.
Construction in the Age of COVID-19: Contract Provisions that Merit Review in these Uncertain Times.
Just. Do. It.: Arizona Court of Appeals Holds that Contractor Pursuing a Bid Protest Must Act to Preserve the Status Quo before Contract Performance Begins.

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