The construction industry comes equipped with it’s own terminology, and some of the common terms one might here are change directives, change orders, and construction changes. In this article we
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There are many terms and agreements in construction contracts that contractors should be aware of. In this article we will be discussing the abandonment clause in contracts. As construction lawyers
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When it comes to contractors hiring, there are two different options: subcontracting and directly hiring. Subcontracting can offer contractors some warranties and hiring directly will require additional efforts from the
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In the second half of this article we will further explain the reasoning behind the confusion of warranty and guaranty provisions in construction contracts. These two terms are very similar
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In construction contracts, it tends to be hard to differentiate between warranty and guaranty provisions. As Bradenton construction attorneys, we will take the time in this article to address the
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In the final installment of this three-part article, we will wrap up our discussion about common surety bond misconceptions in the construction industry. As construction lawyers in Orlando, we know
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In the second installment of this three-part article, we will continue to discuss the common misconceptions those in the construction industry tend to hear about surety bonds. As construction attorneys
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Obtaining a surety bond isn’t as difficult as some contractors believe. As Tampa construction lawyers, we know that if a contractor has been working on a public project, there is
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In the second half of this article we will continue to discuss the differences between a “for cause” termination and a “for convenience” termination in a construction contract. As construction
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If you’re a contractor that owns a construction company that has been hired for a project, there may be a time when you need to terminate your relationship with the
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