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You have a successful construction company and business is thriving. Usually, you carry out work to a high standard and customers are happy to pay what seems to be a fair amount. Unfortunately, you are feeling nervous about your latest client. You have your suspicions...
We have addressed the importance of vetting your construction associates before entering into a contract or formal agreement. Since disputes with subcontractors often lead to construction litigation, proper vetting can help you avoid such problems. You may already...
If you are working on a project and your subcontractors aren’t meeting their obligations, then you may run into problems. If they’re unhappy with some aspect of the project, they may halt work or put in for payments you don’t agree with. Regardless of the situation,...
Contracts are routine matters when it comes to running a smooth business. These legal documents can outline what a party can and can’t do and what’s expected from them. Without a contract, a business could have its reputation ruined, expose a business to unnecessary...
Construction defects aren’t uncommon. Unfortunately, they occur in more projects in and around New York than many people realize. However, when they hear about construction defects, they think they are all created equal; however, this isn’t the case. The defect...
When you provide a prospective client with an estimate for the work they would like done on their property, you base the figure you provide on estimated supply costs and your current staffing arrangements. If circumstances change drastically, you may have no choice...
You are a home improvement general contractor who takes pride in your work. You usually only work with the best subcontractors, but you decided to try someone different. You now wish you hadn't because of the poor work quality, and the homeowner is unhappy with you....
As a contractor, you know that the wording and what’s included on your contracts can vary from one project to another significantly. Sometimes, these contracts are extremely detailed, outlining all aspects of the project and parties involved, or they can be extremely...
Your buyers came to you because they loved the blueprints in a home design that you were offering. You agreed to the terms of your contract along with some of the changes that your buyers wanted to see in the property. The purchase contract is done, and you’ve been...
The laws that apply to new construction and remodeling projects in New York are constantly in flux. Even if a client who wants to build or remodel their home once understood the limitations on New York construction projects, the rules may since have changed. An...