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Some construction defects are easily noticeable, so much so that you can spot them during the final inspection before turnover. These defects rarely lead to claims or lawsuits and may even be too unsubstantial to warrant legal action. But what about defects that take...
Delays in construction projects can feel like watching dominoes fall. One delay can trigger another and impact your timelines and budgets. But when do delays become unreasonable, and what are the legal implications for all parties involved? Florida law does not define...
Payment disputes can disrupt construction projects and hurt business relationships. In Florida, resolving these disputes efficiently and fairly is key to maintaining seamless operations and ensuring everyone receives the correct payment. Here are some ways to handle...
Detailed project documentation can prevent legal disputes and help construction projects run smoothly. Proper documentation can help you manage the project and protect you legally if problems occur. Why detailed documentation matters Detailed records serve many...
Florida faces a unique challenge as sea levels creep closer to our homes. This reality reshapes how we approach construction and the warranties that protect our investments. Let's explore how construction warranties evolve to address this watery issue. What are...
Conflict is a part of the construction business. As you work on projects, you’re bound to have disagreements with the other parties involved, and harsh words might be exchanged. But as you work to formally resolve these issues, you might want to exercise care so that...
Express warranties are promises made in a contract, promotional materials or verbal agreements. As the name suggests, they clearly state what the contractor will do or provide. On the other hand, implied warranties are unwritten guarantees that the law assumes exist...
Construction is a highly competitive industry. Bidding wars and aggressive marketing are a part of daily operations. But what happens when a business feels unfairly pushed out of a deal? Or when a competitor blocks a potential business relationship from forming? All...
Fort Lauderdale’s skyline and construction methods are evolving. Prefabricated construction, or “prefab,” is reshaping the industry, altering both building processes and regulatory approaches. Prefab involves manufacturing building components off-site and assembling...
In construction, your work is your legacy. Protecting that legacy requires a keen understanding of construction defect claims and the strategies to defend against them effectively. A construction defect claim happens when someone alleges a property’s damage is due to...