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In New Practical Law Q&amp;A: Construction Laws and Customs — Ohio, published by Practical Law (Thomson Reuters), Thompson Hine lawyers Jeffrey R. Appelbaum, Daniel M. Haymond, Erin Luke, David J. Walters, Amy Riedel, and Mac Malone cover Ohio’s prompt payment rules, retainage, delivery methods, bonding, and key contracting issues. A concise resource for owners, contractors, and design professionals navigating Ohio projects.

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A Q&amp;A guide to construction projects in Ohio. This Q&amp;A addresses state law and custom relating to public and private construction projects, including prompt payment laws, retainage, project delivery systems, contract forms and commonly negotiated terms, warranties, and licensing requirements for construction professionals. It also addresses payment and performance bonds, including any applicable “Little Miller Act” statutes, construction statutes of limitation and repose, pleading requirements, and the enforceability of specific clauses such as liquidated damages, limitations of liability, and no-damages-for-delay. Answers to questions can be compared across a number of jurisdictions (see Construction Laws and Customs: State Q&amp;A Tool).

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