5 Tips for Avoiding Ambiguity in Construction Contracts

Ambiguities usually arise for a number of reasons in contracts. These stem from lumping in numerous factors and documents - such as general conditions, principal agreements, specifications and change orders - into a single contract. What leads to these situations? Most of the time, it’s the rush to finalize contracts that causes problems, and if... read more


Using Mechanic’s Lien and Bond Claims to Get Paid in Construction

Professionals working in construction, such as contractors, subcontractors, architects, engineers, carpenters, plumbers and others, have a right to be paid the total amount owed for their work and in a timely manner. Mechanic’s lien protects these professionals by ensuring that they receive their money. A lien is the right to possess property that belongs to... read more


An Overview of Construction Contracts and Defective Construction Work

When a new construction project is underway, there are contracts that all parties involved must abide by if they agree to them; these contracts are a part of construction law. This contract agreement ensures that the project will be completed in a timely manner and according to the specifications listed in within. An official construction... read more


A Brief Introduction to Construction Law

When the construction of a new building is scheduled but before any ground is broken, there are groups of people that come together to help make it all happen. For example, project owners, general contractors, architects, engineers and others. If any issues or mishaps arise throughout the construction process, the individual people or agencies affected... read more