Have you ever said: “I don’t have a contract with the architect yet. I only signed a proposal.”
I’ve heard this statement or something similar from clients multiple times over the years. They are usually surprised to find out, however,
Recently, the largest single ransomware attack to date occurred when ransomware known as WannaCry attacked companies around the world. These companies will likely not know the extent of the damage caused by this attack for months, if not years. WannaCry
Part 1 discussed how choosing the right mediator and watching for the right time can improve your chances for a successful construction mediation. Here are additional thoughts on how to increase your odds for a successful mediation.
Construction contracts routinely require parties to mediate as a prerequisite to arbitration or litigation. Even if the contract doesn’t require mediation, many judges will still order parties to mediate before going to trial. While some disputes are resolved in mediation,