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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 […]

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

A breach of contract happens when one party is unable to perform the duties they agreed upon in a law-binding contract. A contract can be breached by just one of the

When contractors and construction firms bid on local, state, or federal government projects, there are many reasons why they won’t be chosen as the lowest bidder and awarded the contract.

In the second half of this article, we continue our discussion on contract ambiguity and how to avoid it. Ambiguity in a construction contract can lead to disputes, costing contractors

Ambiguity in construction contracts is something that all contractors should try to avoid. In fact, we strongly recommend that contractors spend a significant amount of time carefully drafting a detailed

When there is a condition or issues in a home that reduces its value, that is a construction defect. As Florida construction attorneys, we know that there are two different

A breach of contract occurs when one party is unable to perform their agreed upon duties in accordance to a legally binding contract. As Sarasota construction attorneys, we know that

In the second half of this article we will continue to discuss ways that contractors and other construction professionals can avoid making common construction lien mistakes. To view the first

All construction professionals should have a firm understanding of Florida’s construction lien laws. It’s essential for those in the construction industry to know all the time limits and notice requirements