Homebuilders are accustomed to managing expectations. They do this at the initial client meeting, when drafting contract provisions, and in all progress meetings. As the project moves from design to … Read More
Should You Cash that Check Marked “Paid in Full”?
Here’s a scenario that is pretty common in construction. You are busy building an addition for a customer. You submit some change orders but the owner disputes your claim for … Read More
Fire Sprinkler Pipe Litigation Not Slowing
2019 has seen the resurgence of the CPVC fire sprinkler litigation in South Florida. In an extraordinarily detailed 21 count, 164 page complaint, alleging product liability, fraudulent concealment and negligence … Read More
Can a Lien Be Canceled in 20 Days?
Do you know that a statute exists which, if properly exercised, could have a lien canceled. That’s right – canceled. Florida Statutes provide that a lien properly perfected may still … Read More
What Should be in Every Construction Agreement
Who doesn’t want to have and use a better construction agreement? You can do so by simply making sure you address the following 6 topics. Define the scope You need … Read More