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Arrow Your Subcontract: Deconstructed (Part3)
Change Orders, Notices and Claims, Bonds and Insurance, Indemnification... (May 2008)

Arrow 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)

Arrow 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)

Arrow 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)

Arrow 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)

Arrow Preference Suits: Giving Back What you Earned
The reward a subcontractor obtains after successfully completing its work is a final payday. (November, 2007)

Arrow 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)

Arrow 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)

Arrow 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)

Arrow 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)

Arrow 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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