When taking on projects in the construction industry, you should utilize a risk assessment process. In this two-part article, a South FL contractor lawyer will discuss how construction firms can […]
Understanding Risk Assessment Part 1 Read Post »
With the use of online forms, many construction professionals believe it has become easy to employ a boilerplate contract for a construction project. Just plug your information into a website
The Pitfalls of a Boilerplate Contract Read Post »
Every construction project has the potential for something to go wrong. Often times a defect will only be found years after work has been completed on a project, and evidence
Statute of Limitations vs. Statute of Repose Read Post »
A mechanic’s lien may be a contractor’s last resort in acquiring payment for labor and materials, but a contractor, most likely, won’t be the only party involved. Other parties and
Lien Priority in Oregon Read Post »
For over 100 years, construction liens have been protecting the rights of general contractors and subcontractors in the state of Oregon. They allow contractors to protect themselves in the unfortunate
How to File a Mechanic’s Liens in Oregon Read Post »
Filing a mechanic’s lien against a property is an unfortunate step that must sometimes be taken to ensure payment for labor and materials provided. Perfecting a lien is a complex
How to File a Mechanic’s Lien in Denver Part 2 Read Post »
A mechanic’s lien is a claim placed against a property by a general contractor or subcontractor. This claim states that funds are owed by the owner on supplies or work
How to File a Mechanic’s Lien in Denver Part 1 Read Post »
In January 2019, approximately 128 million people were employed on a full-time basis. Unfortunately, many of these individuals aren’t being compensated for overtime work. In the first part of this
Are You Exempt From Overtime? Part 2 Read Post »
Many individuals that are paid on a salary basis are owed overtime. However, many hard-working men and women believe that their full-time salary exempts them from receiving additional payment. In
Are You Exempt From Overtime? Part 1 Read Post »
Operating without a contractor’s license in Arkansas can lead to serious fines and possible lawsuits. It is imperative that contractors acquire the appropriate license for the job they are performing.
When Do You Need a Contractor’s License in Arkansas? Read Post »
