Construction projects rarely proceed exactly as planned. Changes in scope, sequencing, and design are common. Most contracts anticipate this reality by including “change” provisions that allow owners or general contractors to modify the work. But there is a legal limit. When changes go too far, t...
I. Introduction Construction projects rarely proceed exactly as planned. Plans evolve, schedules shift, and field conditions change. But at some point, changes can cross a legal line. When that happens, contractors may have rights beyond the contract's written terms. One of th...
Small contractors can protect their payment rights and avoid costly disputes by following key legal and business best practices. This article outlines essential “dos” and “don’ts,” including serving preliminary notices on time, documenting agreements in writing, tracking deadlines, and maintaining proper licensing and insurance. By understanding these fundamentals, contractors can reduce risk, stay compliant, and improve their chances of getting paid for their work.
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