Chapter 120, also known as the Administrative Procedure Act, applies to only state agencies and departments. Local governments such as counties, cities, and municipalities typically have their own sets of
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In the State of Florida, contractors in the construction industry are required by law to obtain and hold a professional license while contracting to perform work. Contractors who perform work
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According to Florida law, construction and demolition debris is considered to be any discarded materials that are either not water-soluble or may be found to be potentially hazardous. Examples of
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Construction projects can be very complex and lengthy, involving a number of variables that often lead to disputes between contracting parties. In the absence of a written agreement within a
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Contract Review If the other party in a business venture is supplying the contract to which you will be entering, it is highly recommended to have a knowledgeable construction attorney
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Anyone who performs work in the construction industry knows the importance of Florida’s construction lien laws. Satisfying the time limits and notice requirements of construction lien laws are essential to
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A bid proposal is the basis on which many contractors and construction businesses are hired to perform work on a project. Construction bidding is the process of submitting a proposal to
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Florida Statutes require that individuals who engage in contracting for certain types of construction related work to hold a valid Florida contractor’s license, registration or certification in order to legally
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Understanding Mechanics Lien Law Under Florida’s Mechanic’s Lien Law, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, engineers, architects, and construction businesses may obtain a lien against a property for unpaid services, labor, or materials
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Construction Dispute Resolution Construction disputes arise for a variety of reasons including disagreements on contract details, non-payment, project deadlines, work conditions, claims of injury, and scope of work. There are
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