Liability is an important part of construction contracts. Strict liability applies to the construction industry in that what contractors do has an implied warranty of quality and safety. When a […]
What Is Strict Liability in Construction Law? Read Post »
Sometimes, one party will start a lawsuit against another party and not have any evidence to support their claim, so a judge will dismiss the case.
Prevalence of Unsubstantiated Claims Read Post »
Every business, including construction companies, has slow periods where business is light and there is more downtime than usual. While it may be tempting for construction companies to let their
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It is an unfortunate fact that litigation is common in the construction industry. Being able to sue anyone for just about anything ensures that companies will file lawsuits in response to problems as a way of forcing resolution.
Common Causes of Construction Litigation Read Post »
Differing site conditions (DSC) on a construction project can create significant problems for the construction company. While some degree of delays and unforeseen costs are accounted for by negotiating the
Your Legal Options for Differing Site Conditions Read Post »
When undertaking construction projects, your job site is home to several vital and expensive assets. These assets range from costly equipment to intellectual property, and, if your team is not
5 Losses That Can Occur at a Construction Site and How to Prevent Them Read Post »
Infrastructure projects hold a special place in the construction industry as they are almost exclusively managed by government agencies and impact every other construction project.
Common Infrastructure Legal Mistakes to Avoid Read Post »
One of the reasons why people struggle with contracts so much is that US law is built using a collection of terms from British and French law.
Force Majeure in the Construction Industry Read Post »
When you are working on a road construction project, it can be frustrating running into any issues. It may seem counter-intuitive, given that fewer drivers are on the road and
4 Ways COVID-19 Delays Can Impact Roadwork (And What to Do About It) Read Post »
When working on a government infrastructure project, contractors will work with civil engineers to complete the design phase. This is an important partnership, and there must be a level of
When Are Civil Engineers Liable for Defects? Read Post »
