The construction industry is booming and as a result, Brandon construction lawyers are seeing an increase in construction defect claims. One of the major areas of concern is poor workmanship.
Poor Workmanship Leads to Construction Defects Read Post »
In this article we will continue to discuss the common reasons contractors and construction firms protest winning bidders. There are many factors to look out for, and we recommend that
Should You File A Bid Protest? Part 2 Read Post »
In the first half of this two-part article, we discussed the process a contractor will go through when they file a Claim of Lien for unpaid work, and the property
Construction Liens And Foreclosures Part 2 Read Post »
In the construction industry, disputes and claims are not uncommon and in the past, disputes tended to result in litigation. Usually, most of those cases were settled before trial, but
Navigating Negotiations In Construction Claims Read Post »
In the construction industry, there are two ways that contractors can ensure owners will pay in full for the labor and materials they’ve provided for the project. These two options
Bond Claims Versus Mechanic’s Liens Read Post »
In the construction industry, it’s a given that at some point an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) inspector will come to your job site, either for a previously scheduled
OSHA And The Abatement Process Read Post »
There are many great benefits that go along with having an OSHA attorney for your construction company. If you don’t currently have an OSHA attorney, we recommend seeking out your
The Benefits Of An OSHA Attorney Read Post »
A construction defect is when there is a condition or problem in the home that causes it to be reduced in value. In this article we will discuss the two
Latent And Patent Construction Defects Read Post »
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 »
