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The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) governs the sale of contracts for movable goods in the United States. Enacted in 1953, the purpose of the UCC was to make doing business across state lines easier by avoiding the inconsistencies and complexities of various state laws....
An improperly handled partnership dispute can cause a lot of headaches, to say the least. While you’ll be forced to deal with the stress associated with the conflict, unresolved issues can threaten your business operations, your profitability, your reputation and even...
Strong business contracts can solidify your business’s stability and growth. But regardless of how well negotiated those contracts are, issues can arise that lead to allegations of breach. When you’ve been harmed by the other party’s breach of contract, you should try...
The losses caused by a construction delay or defect can be astronomical. How those losses are covered is going to depend on the terms of the contract that you executed with the construction company. Nowadays, it’s become increasingly common for these contracts to...
It’s a sad reality that nearly half of all businesses end up closing shop within five years. But changed market conditions, increased expenses, and even partnership disputes can lead even seemingly strong businesses to the brink of failure. If your business is on the...
Since Florida has such an agreeable climate, many activities available and is viewed as business friendly, it is a popular destination. Residential and commercial construction is big business throughout the Sunshine State and construction companies strive to take...
When you started your business venture, you hoped that it’d be smooth sailing with success on the horizon. But as time wore on, you might’ve come face-to-face with unexpected challenges, even when dealing with those closest to you. In a partnership, for example, you...
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...