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OP-ED: Completing a Project After a Receiver is Appointed | JD Supra
A construction project can halt for many reasons, but few are as disruptive as the project owner running out of funds. Depending on the owner’s situation, a lender — like the bank or private equity group — may take control of the project through a receiver. For contractors and subcontractors, this development raises critical questions about the project’s future, payment for completed work, and the validity of existing contracts and liens.
Completing a project after a receiver is appointed | Opinion
A construction project can halt for many reasons, but few are as disruptive as the project owner running out of funds. Depending on the owner’s situation, a lender — like the bank or private equity group — may take control of the project through a receiver. For contractors and subcontractors, this development raises critical questions about the project’s future, payment for completed work, and the validity of existing contracts and liens.
New Executive Orders Banning DEI Initiatives Spur DBE Contractors to Take Action Into Their Own Hands | JD Supra
Last week, six organizations who represent Disadvantaged Business Enterprises moved to intervene in Mid-America Milling Company, LLC, et al. v. United States Department of Transportation, Case No. 3:23-cv-0072-GFVT-EBA. In the underlying lawsuit, the plaintiffs had challenged the Department of Transportation’s use of rebuttable presumption to determine “socially disadvantaged” applicants for purposes of the department’s Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program.
Montreat Conference Center Hires New Vice President for Development
MONTREAT, NC – Montreat Conference Center is pleased to announce that Seth Hagler has been appointed as the new vice president for development. Hagler will be responsible for guiding the institution’s fundraising and developmental initiatives and will begin his work in early 2018. “Seth Hagler possesses a wonderful blend of professional expertise and an authentic appreciation for Montreat and the conference center’s mission,” said Richard DuBose, president of the conference center.
Glen Rock & Winsborough To Be Renovated
Have you ever stayed at The Winsborough or Glen Rock Inn? If you have, it’s likely you’ve noticed our two largest lodges are a little, well, out of date. Good news: we have some renovations planned, and a few more that we’re dreaming about. For the next two weeks, we’ll be fundraising to give these two buildings a boost. We want your help raising money for the renovations, and we’d love you to help us spread the word.
Experiencing Montreat Sans Schedule
Often times you come to Montreat for a conference or an organized retreat. While these are fabulous reasons to make the trip, there is something to be said for coming to the mountains with no agenda. Spending personal sabbath time in Montreat can be beneficial to all of us. Taking a break, if only for a few days, from our chaotic lives can provide much needed time to commune with your Creator and rest your soul.
July 4th in Montreat: Through the Years
Since the late 1800s, families have been celebrating July 4th in Montreat. The most common activities included flag raisings, picnics, and some family traditions. In 1969, however, conference center summer staffers Glenn Bannerman and Larry Wilson ushered in the first iteration of what Montreat Conference Center continues to host today. Steeped in tradition, yet ever-changing, the July 4th Celebration in Montreat is fun for the whole family.
Gospel Music for Our Time: A Celebration with Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary
Celebrate the 150th anniversary of Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary with Montreat on Saturday, July 8th! The following events will be in open to the public. Join us for an introduction with Johnson C. Smith Seminary President, Paul Roberts. Hear about the 150-year-old seminary with a chance for questions and answers. Led by Tony McNeill and Eric Wall. This hymn sing will feature pieces by a pop-up choir but will be largely participatory.
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