Nathan R. Fennessy,
Director
nfennessy@preti.com

Concord, NH 603.410.1500

Publications

March 4, 2020 Article

The Moving Finish Line: Statutes of Limitation and Repose Are Not Always What They Seem

Construction Executive

Kenneth E. Rubinstein and Nathan Fennessy

January 7, 2020 Article

ConsensusDocs vs. AIA - Which Contract Is Best for Contractors?

Construction Executive

Nathan Fennessy and Kenneth E. Rubinstein

December 5, 2019 Article

Understanding the Contractor’s Consent: The Hidden Dangers in a Common Form

Construction Executive

Kenneth E. Rubinstein and Nathan Fennessy

March 12, 2019 Article

Hurry Up and Wait: Dealing with Delays When the Project Still Finishes Early

ABA Forum on Construction Law

Kenneth E. Rubinstein and Nathan Fennessy

December 19, 2018 Article

Data Privacy Regulation Is Coming to New Hampshire

New Hampshire Bar News

December 15, 2016 Article

Recent NH Supreme Court Opinion Changes the Scope of Liability for the Construction Industry

Construction Alert

Kenneth E. Rubinstein and Nathan R. Fennessy

September 3, 2015 Article

Alert: Massachusetts High Court Clarifies Construction Manager’s Role

November 1, 2013

Fraud and Abuse Update: Tricks and Treats

Presentation

Firm Highlights

ConsensusDocs vs. AIA - Which Contract Is Best for Contractors?

Choosing the right contract is essential to protecting your rights as a contractor. AIA Contracts have long been the industry standard, but Consensus Docs are fast becoming a reasonable option. In this article, Nathan...

The Moving Finish Line: Statutes of Limitation and Repose Are Not Always What They Seem

Having an end date for risk is important to construction professionals who need to know when they can close their books and destroy files relating to old projects. In this article for Construction Executive...

Understanding the Contractor’s Consent: The Hidden Dangers in a Common Form

At the start of a commercial construction project, lenders frequently request the "Contractor's Consent to Assignment" or "Contractor's Consent" forms from contractors. These contracts allow the bank to assume ownership of the project in...