Monthly Archives: December 2017
HOA Rules and Your Construction Project
How HOA Rules Can Affect Your Construction Project Many of us live in planned suburban developments. These developments are usually run by a Homeowners Association (HOA), neighborhood groups that develop rules and regulations to govern the common and visible areas of the property. These rules are agreed upon by the owner in the purchase… Read More »
Hiring a Contractor? Perform These Simple Checks to Minimize Legal Mishaps
As a property owner, you will, at one time or another, have the need to hire a contractor. Small projects are easily accomplished during a day’s visit and require little time investment. However, if you intend on starting a larger project that will involve weeks or months of tearing and building, it is imperative… Read More »
Mechanic’s Lien Law in Florida
What is a Mechanic’s Lien? A Mechanic’s Lien is a form a security interest that is obtained by an individual who provides services, materials and labor as a way to add value to personal or real property. The individual who labored on the property can seek an interest against the property in the form… Read More »
Construction Site Injuries: Evaluating the Injured Party
Construction injury law is an inherently complex area of law. When a construction injury case goes to litigation, there are many moving parts and multiple involved parties. The involvement of multiple parties creates a legal environment of shifting liabilities and a web-like map of possibly liable persons depending on the circumstances of the accident…. Read More »
