Construction Law

Prefabricated buildings are gaining serious momentum in Florida’s construction scene, and it’s easy to see why. These modular structures offer major advantages—like cutting down on build times, reducing costs, and minimizing delays from weather. But with this shift...

When we think of construction defects, it’s usually the big, obvious problems that come to mind—like a house settling unevenly, causing cracks in the brand-new foundation, or faulty plumbing and electrical systems that leave homeowners with a half-functional house....

In the construction industry, change orders are inevitable. These orders, which deviate from the original agreement on the project, can stem from unforeseen conditions with the site, design modifications, regulatory changes or the client’s preferences. While a change...

Construction projects are notorious for going over budget. In some cases, projects will cost two or three times what they were predicted to cost. This often happens on major commercial jobs, like the construction of a new football stadium.  However, even projects on a...

When engaging in any agreement, especially one as significant as a construction contract, understanding the warranties provided can give you a keen insight into your rights and remedies should something go wrong. Warranties serve as your safety net, ensuring that you...

As a contractor or owner of a construction company in Florida, you are likely aware of the risks of facing construction defect claims. Not all defects are the same and it is critical to understand the different kinds of defects in order to better understand what you...

Construction liens, also known as mechanics' liens, are designed to safeguard the interests of builders, contractors, and other professionals in the construction industry. These liens are legal claims against a property that has been remodeled or improved but have...