Construction Law Series
Illinois Construction Law: Manual and Forms
A comprehensive practitioner resource published by McGraw-Hill.
Hal A. Emalfarb is the author of Illinois Construction Law: Manual and Forms, part of the Construction Law Series published by McGraw-Hill. This 809-page reference manual provides Illinois practitioners with comprehensive coverage of construction law principles, statutory frameworks, case analysis, and ready-to-use forms for construction-related legal matters.
The publication reflects decades of hands-on experience representing contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and property owners in construction disputes across Illinois. It remains a recognized resource in the field and demonstrates the depth of construction law knowledge that informs our practice today.
Book Details
Author
Hal A. EmalfarbPublisher
McGraw-Hill Information Services Co
Publication Date
January 1, 1990
ISBN-10
0071721770
Print Length
809 pages
Language
English
About the Author
Hal A. Emalfarb practiced construction law in Illinois for decades, representing parties at every level of the construction payment chain. His work covered mechanic lien filings, bond claims, contract disputes, and construction defect litigation. The manual was written to give fellow practitioners a single, authoritative reference for navigating the complexities of Illinois construction law.
Today, Emalfarb Law LLC continues this tradition of deep construction law expertise, helping contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers protect their payment rights under Illinois law.
What the Manual Covers
- Illinois Mechanics Lien Act — statutory analysis and practical application
- Payment bond claims on public and private projects
- Construction contract drafting and negotiation
- Subcontractor and supplier payment rights
- Construction defect claims and remedies
- Lien waivers, sworn statements, and compliance forms
- Dispute resolution — litigation, arbitration, and mediation
- Ready-to-use legal forms and checklists for practitioners
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