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For contractors, subcontractors and suppliers in Florida, construction bonds can provide a safety net—but only if you understand how they work. Payment bonds generally protect you, ensuring you receive payment if the hiring party fails to pay. Performance bonds, on...
Contractors in Florida face strict licensing and permitting requirements, and even minor oversights can trigger costly disputes. Allegations of working without proper credentials or permits can stall your projects, damage your reputation and expose you to fines or...
Construction disputes in Florida move fast and hit projects hard. Contractors, owners and developers all feel the pressure when communication breaks down and deadlines slip. Choosing the right dispute resolution path helps you protect your money, your project and your...
Contracts for construction projects, like most contracts, are in large part about assigning risk to each party but also minimizing unnecessary risk. Typically, risk (and therefore, liability) is assumed by the party that has the most control over specific aspects of...
Clients who pay for the construction of new edifices or major renovations of existing ones generally expect them to be in pristine condition when they assume tenancy. Contractors and leaders running construction companies typically maintain high standards to ensure...
Businesses of all kinds throughout Florida and the rest of the country that depend on products from outside the U.S. are dealing with an added level of anxiety caused by the uncertainty around tariffs. The potential threat of future tariffs, as well as those already...
In the world of construction, contractors are no strangers to complexity, but contract fatigue can be a silent productivity killer that often goes unnoticed. Juggling several legal agreements for a single project can leave even seasoned professionals mentally drained...
Disputes over construction defects can be complex in any situation. There may be significant questions over who caused the defect and who is responsible. Was it the contractor, a material supplier, a manufacturer or even the property owner themselves? But with many...
In the construction industry, trust builds long-lasting relationships. However, sometimes a mistake, by a new hire, can cause major delays and significant costs. When this happens, relationships can suffer, leading to disputes that both parties would rather avoid....
Clients taking bids for a construction project often have a specific vision in mind. In addition to a budget and a project timeline, they want a specific finished appearance. Their agreement with a construction company or professional may include details about the...