An essential part of “getting the job done” in construction is organization. With so many moving parts and people, it’s critical to understand where everyone is supposed to be, what […]
Construction Scheduling Mistakes to Avoid Part 2 Read Post »
As those in the construction industry are aware, construction projects have many moving parts. The number of people on site, variety of resources, and a long list of activities must
Construction Scheduling Mistakes to Avoid Part 1 Read Post »
With so many people involved in construction projects, it’s easy for payment issues to become a source of contention. Everyone wants to get paid for the work they do, and
Construction Lien Law and Material Suppliers Part 2 Read Post »
Material suppliers are those who furnish materials under contract to an owner, contractor, subcontractor, or a sub-subcontractor for the completion of a project. According to Florida law, material suppliers have
Construction Lien Law and Material Suppliers Part 1 Read Post »
For owners, a low bid may be very attractive. There have been countless examples of low bidders winning a job, and soon after, contractors and owners find themselves in a
3 Risks of Bidding Too Low on a Project Read Post »
Running a construction business without workers’ compensation will cost you. In the state of Florida, construction companies with one or more employees are required to obtain workers’ compensation, or else,
No Workers’ Compensation Leads to Stop-Work Orders Part 1 Read Post »
Stop-Work Orders can seriously hinder a business financially and throw a project off schedule if not handled properly. This is why we recommend getting legal counsel if you receive a
No Workers’ Compensation Leads to Stop-Work Orders Part 2 Read Post »
In construction, anything can happen, even with careful planning. As Jacksonville construction lawyers, we know the risks construction professionals face in order to see a project through to completion. Sometimes,
Impossibility of Performance: A Defense Against a Breach of Contract Read Post »
If you’re concerned about breaching a contract and allocating risks due to unforeseeable events occurring during a construction project, a force majeure clause may be the answer. This contractual provision
Understanding a Force Majeure Part 2 Read Post »
As Jacksonville construction lawyers, we understand the frustration construction professionals feel when it comes to project delays. Everyone hopes a project will flow smoothly and virtually problem free; however, that
Understanding a Force Majeure Part 1 Read Post »
