In Keystone Airpark Authority v. Pipeline Contractors, Inc., 266 So.3d 1219 (2019), the Florida Court of Appeals held that an engineer was not responsible for damages that flowed from its negligent inspection. This ruling creates potential exposure for contractors who rely on any third-party inspectors if the contract does not clearly define responsibility for errors.

Once again, HPW joined in the fun of the Associated Builders and Contractors of Georgia's Annual Chili Cook-off.

Hudson Parrott Walker ranked #31 nationally and the #2 construction law firm in the State of Georgia by Construction Executive, an industry leading publication

HPW’s conduct of discovery leads subcontractor’s sole officer to enter into a consent judgment holding him personally liable.

Ruling on HPW’s summary judgment motion reduces city’s liability from $1.5 million to $12,000.

HPW elected Zachary Hall as Partner of the firm as of January 1, 2020.

Corporate officer is dismissed from suit after favorably ruling on HPW’s summary judgment motion.