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As a contractor serving New York businesses and residents, you will likely face a construction dispute sooner or later. Whether a disagreement with a sub-contractor or a vendor, these disputes disrupt your operations and may even impact your finances. Do you have a...
Any good business would know that, in order to keep operations smooth, there will be ample contracts with cooperative parties. A contract is a document that can ensure each party understands their legal obligations when providing goods or services. Without a...
As a general contractor, you take full responsibility for the outcome of your projects with your clients – but that doesn’t mean you can’t seek redress when someone else gave you bad information. Whether you have been working on a new construction project that has...
As a contractor, you know that it can be difficult to get people to pay for your services. In fact, some construction companies will demand payment upfront in order to get around this. But many people want to only make a down payment upfront, or they may even be...
No one wants to anticipate a dispute when starting a construction project. All being well, everything goes swimmingly and both parties reach the end happy with the work that’s been carried out. Unfortunately, however, disputes are inevitable and unavoidable in some...
Whether you own a construction-related company or you develop real estate, it is vital that you protect your company’s intellectual property interests. A failure to do so could not just expose your company to potential liability, it could also cost your company time,...
One of the many tools you have in your arsenal as a business owner in the construction industry to collect payment that’s owed you is something called a “dunning letter.” Many people who use these don’t know them by that term, which is derived from a centuries-old...
In business, good contracts are the key to avoiding a lot of problems – and this is never more true than in construction. But contracts are highly complicated vehicles. People often don’t know exactly what they should and shouldn’t include in a contract, nor what’s...
You know the importance of having a safe worksite to keep your employees from getting hurt on the job. However, if you don't have protective barriers around the site, you could also be liable for non-employee injuries. Here is what you need to know about the...
One thing that most construction companies have to deal with is trying to ensure that clients are happy with the finished project. This isn’t always as easy as it might seem. It’s best to have a plan for handling customer complaints before you get the first one. Even...