As voters go to the polls this week to select a new attorney general, they also will choose a new direction for how the state handles claims involving public construction projects. This is a unique opportunity for those who do business with the state, most notably construction contractors and their attorneys.
In the past, contractors were sometimes viewed by the attorney general and some state agencies as enemy combatants. This adversarial approach could lead to project delays, increased costs, and zero-sum litigation that benefitted no one.
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