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Is That A Real Trespass?
We’ve all seen them – those “No Trespassing” signs, often on chain link fences, surrounding construction sites around town. But do you know there are two distinct forms of trespass laws depending on the size of the construction site –
A Bad Day For Architects
The project started off well, as they all mostly do, full of excitement, great expectations and the hope of profit. The owner hired a well known architect to design the building and an experienced contractor to build it. But as
Notice to Owner: Do I Need One?
Most construction professionals understand the reason for a Notice to Owner. It is in fact self-explanatory – a notice to advise the owner of anticipated labor, services or materials being furnished to its property. And most know that it is
Four Ways To Handle Construction Disputes
It’s unlikely to be in the construction industry for very long and not run into a dispute. Disagreements between the parties – owners and contractors, contractors and subcontractors, subcontractors and supply houses – can crop up when one party fails
Substantial Completion Defined
Every contractor has heard the term and many have had to figure out exactly what it means. Substantial completion is a legal term found in construction contracts to define that stage of a contractor’s work which is sufficiently complete in
My Lien Was Bonded Off. Now What?
Is having your lien “bonded off” a good thing? Yes. Understanding how you benefit from having a lien to begin with – even better.A lien secures your right to be paid for any improvement you have made to real property
Daily Reporting – How To Do It Right
A contractor’s daily reports are critical. In many instances, they are considered key evidence showing what actually occurred at specific times on the job. And since people’s memories fade, those trying to get the truth will likely rely heavily on
Here’s Trouble – Two Provisions In Most Every Construction Contract That You Need To Understand
There are two clauses in most every construction contract that could spell trouble—big trouble—if not properly understood and handled. Here is what you need to know about both of them.Pay-If-PaidGetting paid is obviously important—so important that you wouldn’t imagine anyone
Avoidable Notice-to-Owner Mistakes That Can Cost You
Sending a Notice To Owner can help get you paid – if done timely and correctly. Here are the mistakes to avoid.In the state of Florida, if you are not contracted directly by the owner of a property, sending a