As Jacksonville construction attorneys, we know that in the construction industry, there are two different types of bidding processes, public and private. It’s extremely important for contractors to understand the […]
How To Bid On A Public Project Read Post »
In the construction industry, if you place a bid on a government contract and don’t win, you have two options. You can accept the decision and walk away, or, if
Should You File A Bid Protest? Part 1 Read Post »
In the construction industry, if you provide labor, services, or materials for the improvement of real property, you can potentially obtain a legal interest in the real property that is
Construction Liens And Foreclosures Part 1 Read Post »
Arbitration is a very familiar practice in the construction industry. It’s an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) method, giving disputing parties another option besides a court proceeding. Because arbitration is such
Adding An Arbitration Clause To Your Contract Read Post »
In the construction industry, the strict rules and regulations of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) can impact your construction business if not followed correctly. This is where the
General Duty Clause Violations Read Post »
A change order that takes place during a construction project is one of the more disputed issues in the construction industry. A contractor can do everything in their power to
Drafting A Change Order Provision Read Post »
When a company or contractor wins the award for a bid they put in for a county, municipal, state, or federal government contract, it should be a cause for celebration.
Defending A Winning Bid Read Post »
In the construction industry, an indemnity clause is one of the most negotiated and disputed provisions in a construction contract. In this article we will discuss the importance of indemnity
Does Your Contract Need An Indemnity Clause? Read Post »
In a construction contract, the abandonment clause can have a few different meanings, making it one of the more confusing terms in a contract. In this article, we will discuss
Drafting An Abandonment Clause Read Post »
In the construction industry, a declaratory statement is the only method a Florida licensed contractor can use to obtain a legal and binding opinion from the Florida Construction Industry Licensing
Petitioning For A Declaratory Statement Read Post »
