The field of construction is constantly growing, and you might take part in a multitude of projects across New York each year. Prior to initiating operations on each new construction project, you may feel it vital to take every possible measure to protect your...
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Unexpected costs could prompt intense construction disputes
As you prepare to initiate operations on a new construction project, there could be a multitude of vital topics to address during the planning stages of the endeavor. One such topic could involve addressing financial issues such as providing an accurate estimate of...
Finding ways to stave off complex construction licensing concerns
The field of construction can be a fast-paced industry in which new projects may arise nearly every day. As the owner of a construction company, there is a chance you and your employees might take part in numerous projects each year, and each of these tasks may take...
Reasons change orders are necessary for construction projects
Even the most well-planned construction project may experience unforeseen challenges. Unexpected complications may surface in the middle of the project, things architects and developers may not have predicted during the planning stages. Among those complications may...
5 ways to avoid a mechanic’s lien
Mechanic’s liens exist for a good reason: to secure payments for suppliers and subcontractors that work for a construction project. Despite the lien´s lawful objective, this legal claim can give property owners a headache. It can be especially stressful when the...
Construction law: a complex and often challenging legal sphere
Even a quick and cursory look at the construction industry spanning the country underscores a couple of immediately notable points. Here’s one: The realm is manifestly complex. And here’s the other: Conflict is a given, with contractual challenges and other disputes...
What is the process of a surety investigation?
Every time they begin a project, contractors know that they could face a number of unexpected variables that impact their ability to work. Whether they face delays or other concerns under the contract, the owner might claim the contractor is in default. If the obligee...
What are consequential and liquidated damages?
Construction projects often look like a hive of activity. Architects are reading blueprints, cement contractors pouring the foundation and trucks delivering materials are all working toward completing the project. These specialized roles are controlled by construction...
When concern emerges re construction bid disqualifications
The construction industry in New York and nationally is an always vibrant and muscular realm. Companies that prosper in the singular work sphere do so because they smartly recognize opportunities and pursue them with passion and commitment. Spotlighting the government...
How mechanics liens can help leverage delinquent payments
In construction, there are few things more frustrating than having to fight for the money that you’re owed on a job. A mechanics lien is an effective method of providing leverage for a contractor, subcontractor or construction company to receive payment for...