Delays in construction projects are nothing new, but when a project fails to reach completion within the agreed timeline, the impact on project owners can be devastating. Beyond the obvious financial costs, delays can disrupt operations, stall future investments, and...
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Contractors Face More Delay-Related Claims in the 21st Century
Project delays are hardly new in the construction world, but today’s contractors are navigating a surge in delay-related legal claims. Supply chain disruptions, labor shortages, design changes, and regulatory hurdles are just some of the culprits. Unfortunately, even...
Who Is Liable If the Construction Project Goes Over Budget?
Construction projects are intricate undertakings that involve a wide array of stakeholders, including property owners, general contractors, subcontractors, architects, engineers, and suppliers. With so many moving parts and unpredictable variables—such as material...
Mold on a Construction Site: Who Is Responsible?
Mold is more than just an inconvenience on a construction site—it’s a warning sign that can lead to expensive delays, contract disputes, liability claims, and long-term structural problems. For commercial landlords, developers, architects, and contractors,...
4 Steps to Filing a Construction Lien (And How Our Firm Can Help Protect Your Right to Payment)
In the construction industry, payment disputes can arise even on well-managed projects. If you're a contractor, subcontractor, or materials supplier who hasn't been paid for your work, you may have the right to file a construction lien—a powerful legal tool that...
Bidding on Construction Jobs Amid Supply Chain Uncertainty: Legal Strategies for Contractors
With global trade tensions and the threat of new tariffs looming, business owners across industries—especially in the construction sector—are facing increasing uncertainty. The ripple effects of tariffs, supply chain delays, and rising material costs are impacting...
Construction Defects Can Lead to Significant Legal Troubles
Construction projects require precision, collaboration, and accountability. When contractors and clients come together on a project, they expect it to be completed according to agreed-upon plans and specifications. Yet, even when everything seems on track, underlying...
Why You Should Always Negotiate a Construction Contract
When it comes to construction—whether you're building from the ground up or remodeling an existing space—few things are more important than the contract. It’s not just paperwork or red tape. A construction contract is a legally binding agreement that clearly outlines...
Could Tariffs Cause Suppliers Not to Pay Their Bills?
In today’s volatile economic climate, global trade policy isn’t just a topic for news headlines—it’s a real concern for construction companies and suppliers whose bottom lines depend on predictable costs and payments. And one economic wildcard that continues to create...
What Is a Latent Construction Defect?
When it comes to construction issues, some problems are immediately visible and impossible to ignore. A cracked foundation, sloped floors, or non-functioning light switches are all examples of obvious construction problems—issues that any homeowner or inspector can...