Contractors and clients both want to protect their interests when a new project is starting. The most effective way to do this is by creating a solid contract that clearly outlines everything related to the project. There are several points that must be included in a...
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Construction Litigation
The difference between latent and patent defects
When looking at construction disputes, many of them involve alleged defects. The dispute may center on who is responsible for rectifying the problem. Does the construction company have to fix the defect, or is the consumer responsible now that they own the property?...
The importance of a strong and thorough force majeure clause
As a contractor or other construction professional, you’re familiar with force majeure contract clauses. Florida construction projects can be impacted by natural disasters ranging from hurricanes to sinkholes -- not to mention man-made disasters, like fires on the...
Why might a construction defect not be your company’s fault?
Property owners can get angry when they discover something is wrong with a property you’ve built for them. They might hurl accusations without giving you a chance to explain your side of things. If there is an issue with a property you’ve worked on, it could be your...