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Your Subcontract: Deconstructed (Part3)
Change Orders, Notices and Claims, Bonds and Insurance, Indemnification... (May 2008)
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Your Subcontract: Deconstructed (Part2)
Subcontract price, payment, time, extensions of time, ... (April 2008)
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Your Subcontract: Deconstructed (Part1)
Good contracting practices, The contract documents, work defined, ... (March, 2008)
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Foot Dragging Can be Costly, Especially for Sureties
What are a surety’s rights and obligations in disputing a subcontractor’s claim made under a payment bond?
(February, 2008)
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20 Days and It's Over: How to Lose your Construction Lien
A savvy contractor or subcontractor is generally familiar with the steps necessary to properly obtain and record a construction lien
(January, 2008)
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Document Retention And Destruction Policies- The Time To Implement is Now
One particularly onerous part of the litigation process is compliance with document production requests.
(December, 2007)
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Preference Suits: Giving Back What you Earned
The reward a subcontractor obtains after successfully completing its work is a final payday.
(November, 2007)
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From Judgment to Lien
You've been awarded a final judgment- what, if any, good does that piece of paper do for you?
(October, 2007)
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A Free Ride: Clearing Security and Traveling to Work Not Compensable
The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, in a recent case which will have far reaching implications in the construction industry, soundly rejected workers’ demands for pay under the Fair Labor Standards Act. (September, 2007)
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Fraudulent Deeds
When confronted with a possible fraudulent deed, there are several legal options available to help determine the status of such a deed and the true owner of the property. (August, 2007)
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Navigating the
Nonbinding Arbitration Minefield in Florida
One method of resolving legal disputes short of a full trial is nonbinding arbitration. Authorized under several Florida statutes, nonbinding arbitration can be said to resemble a minefield. (July, 2007)
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District
Court Split: When Must a Plaintiff Elect its Remedy?
Assume a commercial dispute in which a plaintiff brings a count for breach of contract (with a request for compensatory damages) along with a fraud-related count (which seeks rescission of the subject contract). (June, 2007)
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