In 2019 AAMA published changes to the certification process in AAMA 103-19: Procedural Guide for Certification of Window, Door and Skylight Assemblies. It updated several provisions, including removal of the limitation on the number of … Read More
Green building and energy performance are ever-developing areas within the construction industry. So too are the associated risks for industry stakeholders. So far, claims relating to green building construction have been (and will likely continue … Read More
Written limited warranties are exceptionally good tools to define up-front the expectations of buyers and sellers regarding a product. However, manufactures and sellers should be aware that despite the express terms and limitations of the … Read More
Many current building codes incorporate AAMA or ASTM standards into the code sections relating to windows and doors. For example, the 2009 IRC Section R612.3 states that windows with fall prevention devices and window guards … Read More
Digital advertising is a market unto itself. There is growing attention in that market (and elsewhere) toward the content of Internet marketing and how it is presented.
Many companies rely on the expertise of Internet … Read More
Biometric information is personal information derived from those attributes which form a part of what makes us individuals, i.e. one’s physical, anatomical, vocal, and even chemical characteristics. This information is used for authentication of personal … Read More
Perhaps Donald Rumsfeld put it best, “There are known knowns, things we know that we know; and there are known unknowns, things that we know we don’t know. But there are also unknown unknowns, things we do … Read More
A short note about an important cause.
Despite having participated in hundreds of window/door product claims, becoming closely involved with my first child fall claim sent an indelible message. I knew early on “this is … Read More
Instructions and Warnings at Sale and Post-Sale
Windows and doors are products subject to product-liability laws in our United States. A manufacturer, and sometimes reseller, can incur liability should the product be found “defective.” Understandably, … Read More
Welcome!
Having compiled 60 years of collective experience representing window and door companies, it is time for the Gary Law Group to share its knowledge through our renovated website. Here, we will be offering our … Read More