In the second part of this three-part article, we will continue to discuss the advantages of working with Lakeland construction lawyers to draft a successful arbitration clause for a construction […]
How To Draft A Successful Arbitration Clause Part 2 Read Post »
As Brandon construction lawyers, we are familiar with the common claims and disputes that occur frequently in the construction industry. While it’s best to avoid construction claims and disputes from
How To Draft A Successful Arbitration Clause Part 1 Read Post »
As construction lawyers in Orlando, we know that every construction contract holds multiple provisions. A provision is defined as a legal clause that has been drafted to protect the interests
Delay And Damage Provisions In A Construction Contract Read Post »
If a subcontractor fails or refuses to correct a construction default, the contractor has the right to take certain steps to protect themselves. In this article we will continue to
Default Termination For Subcontractors Part 2 Read Post »
In the construction industry, most properly drafted construction subcontracts identify the contractor’s right to terminate the subcontract upon the default of the subcontractor. In most cases, the specific events and
Default Termination For Subcontractors Part 1 Read Post »
In the construction industry, it’s common for a contractor to take the time to anticipate any unplanned delays in a project before they begin. As construction attorneys in Orlando, we
Compensable, Critical, And Excusable Construction Delays Read Post »
In the construction industry, no matter how solid the contract is or how on track the project may seem, there is always the chance that breach of contract will occur.
Breach Of Contract: Unilateral Or Mutual Mistakes Read Post »
Substantial completion is commonly referred to as substantial performance. This is a defense that is put into action when a contract is extremely close to being completed and it would
Breach Of Contract: Substantial Completion Read Post »
In the second half of this two-part article, we will continue to discuss breach of contracts, and more specifically the impossibility of performance. It’s highly recommended that those dealing with
Breach of Contract: Impossibility of Performance Part 2 Read Post »
In the construction industry, contracts are a part of every single construction project. Contracts are vital to contractors, subcontractors, sub-subcontractors, and suppliers because they serve as protection to guarantee that
Breach of Contract: Impossibility of Performance Part 1 Read Post »
