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Litigation, or going to court, is often seen as the logical option when there is a dispute between businesses. However, in the construction industry specifically, litigation can significantly impact businesses’ day-to-day operations. The deeper and longer the case...
Contracts keep your business running. You rely on contracts with clients, suppliers and others to achieve your business objectives and make a profit. Contracts are an important part of your business’ operations and outputs. If a competitor tries to muscle in on a...
Disputed dollar amounts accounted for one third of the $325 billion in construction project costs in this country in 2022. Disputes between owners and contractors are often resolved through negotiation but have also led to many trips to the courthouse. Causes Getting...
Competition is an integral part of Florida’s economy, but it means that companies need to find a way to differentiate themselves from the competition in order to stay in business. They do this not only through offering unique products and services, but also by working...
There are many clauses and parts of a construction contract. The basic parts state the scope of the work that is to be completed, who is responsible for which costs, when the work is to be completed and other basic parts of the contract. There are also usually clauses...
We established this blog to share stories and information about topics relevant to our practice in construction, develop, surety and business litigation. Our intent is to regularly provide posts highlighting legal issues of local, state and national interest that we...