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When can a contractor legally abandon a job?

On behalf of Silverberg P.C. | Dec 2, 2020 | Contract Disputes

As a contractor, you know that no job goes completely smoothly. You may have disputes with the company or individuals that hired you. That’s when having a well-crafted, detailed contract is extremely valuable. What if things get so bad that you feel you need to have...

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