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From faulty drains to foundation cracks and water intrusion, construction defects can lower a structure’s value and compromise residents’ safety and health. Besides, it can be costly and challenging to resolve construction defect lawsuits. As a result, construction...
Whether you are a contractor or subcontractor, no one likes to see the clause in a construction contract commonly known as “No Damage For Delay.” This clause protects a party to the contract – often the owner of the project or a contractor hiring a subcontractor –...
Contracting and construction companies are always at risk of not receiving full payment for services rendered. Some people think nothing will happen to them if they refuse to pay. At other times, clients might be unable to pay but you still deserve your money. The...
If a court decides that one party to a contract is guilty of breaching it, they will often award the other party damages for whatever losses they have suffered. There are several ways they can calculate this. They include: Going by what the contract says Some people...
You’ve been in the construction industry for many years, working your way up from the ground until you were able to form your own company and become your own boss. Setting up your own business has many benefits, such as being able to choose your own projects, team...
These days, the only thing predictable about the weather is that it’s unpredictable. New York can experience snowstorms well into what is officially spring (and before the start of winter). Devastating storms like Superstorm Sandy can leave residents without a home or...
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...