Sarpy County has consistently been one of the fastest-growing counties in Nebraska. With growth comes the need for development and construction. Inevitably, there will be issues with construction that lead to litigation. In Part Three of this five-part series, Adams & Sullivan, P.C., L.L.O. will inform you of the inspection and subpoena process throughout construction litigation in Nebraska.
As of 2025, Nebraska has made notable modifications to its sick leave policies that small business owners must be aware of. These changes aim to create greater consistency in employee leave benefits while ensuring protection for workers in smaller organizations. However, they also raise important compliance and operational considerations.
Here’s what Nebraska small business owners need to know—and the steps that Adams & Sullivan, PC, LLO recommends you take now to stay compliant and reduce legal risk.
In Nebraska, limited liability is a key benefit of incorporation—but it’s not guaranteed. When courts find fraud, undercapitalization, or failure to follow corporate formalities, they may pierce the corporate veil and hold business owners personally responsible. This blog explains what triggers veil piercing in Nebraska and how to protect yourself and your business.
Beginning October 1, 2025, Nebraska’s new Healthy Families and Workplaces Act requires private employers to provide paid sick leave to eligible employees. This blog outlines key provisions—including accrual rates, acceptable uses, and anti-retaliation protections—and offers guidance for updating your employee handbook to stay compliant.
In Part 2 of our Construction Litigation 101 series, we explore why retaining thorough records is vital during construction disputes in Nebraska. From contract terms and payment tracking to claims of negligence, good documentation can make or break your case—and protect your bottom line.
When facing construction litigation in Nebraska—whether involving contract disputes, delays, or defects—understanding the role of an expert witness is critical.