The pursuit and purchase of a new commercial building allowed you to sidestep any of the potential problems that come with buying an older structure. After all, the latter may have serious problems related to asbestos, mold and plumbing. However, some newer buildings,...
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Misconceptions Surrounding Lien Waivers
Lien waivers are commonplace and provide much-needed protection for contractors, subcontractors, and material suppliers working on projects. They are an essential part of doing business in the construction industry. Simply put, these hard-working professionals do what...
A Study Reveals the Status of Construction Disputes
Construction disputes can take many forms. Primarily, disagreements occur due to a lack of understanding of a contract or an outright violation of the written agreement. Delays are often an issue that is contested. Resolution can come through arbitration or...
The Indemnity Agreement Quandary
Seasoned subcontractors who work for themselves are continuously looking for work. Competing for contracts from general contractors and developers present challenges. Oftentimes, it hinges on not only their bid but also the reputation they have built over time. Even...
The Power of Mechanic’s Liens
When the pandemic-driven business shutdowns started earlier this year, countless industries were impacted. The disruption in the supply chain was evident as retail stores struggled to keep items on their shelves. While toilet paper and handsoap shortages made headline...
What Construction Professionals Should Know About Miller Act Claims
To say that the coronavirus has created uncertainty for professionals struggling to ply their respective trades would be considered an understatement. A slowing economy struggling to come back has impacted the construction industry. Challenges arise, particularly for...
A Subcontractors Plight: Mitigation or Litigation
Subcontractors are often forced to navigate through the legal morass that is construction litigation. Pursuing general contractors who refuse to abide by contracts forces them into a complex process, whether it involves lawsuits or alternative dispute resolution...
When a subcontractor faces a contract dispute with a supplier
When you work in the construction business, you rely a lot on others to complete a project. As a subcontractor, you work with a lot of suppliers for materials, and at some point, you’re likely to face a problem. You may end up in a contract dispute with a supplier if:...
What are common contract breaches in the construction industry?
Construction projects rely on a wide variety of manufacturers, suppliers and subcontractors to complete the job. However, there is always a chance that they may fail to uphold their responsibility, even after signing a contract. What are common causes of breach of...
Construction defect lawsuits can take businesses down a treacherous rabbit hole
From the time we enter elementary school, we are graded on our work. Getting schoolwork back that is heavily marked up can be deflating. However, once someone is beyond their school years and in a profession, critical reviews of work can be a lot more than emotionally...