Monthly Archives: February 2022
Are Aesthetic Disputes Valid Construction Defects?
If you have a construction project, you have construction contracts, and those contracts dictate the important details about the construction project. Most of those details are pretty clear. For example, the contract will have time limits, talk about what materials are used, discuss internal dimensions of the structure, or talk about other features that… Read More »
Liening Homestead Property For Unpaid Construction Work
One of the most powerful tools that a contractor has to ensure that it gets paid for work done, is the ability to lien property. But one of the most powerful protections a resident of Florida has against all creditors, is the homestead protection. What happens when these two forces clash? The Homestead Exemption… Read More »
What Is Unconscionability?
In the eyes of the law, you are free to make your own mistakes when it comes to entering into a contract. That means that a contract can’t be voided, avoided, or nullified, just because it’s unfair, or one sided, or because one person is getting a better deal than the other. Courts don’t… Read More »
Who Is Responsible For Errors In Construction Plans?
Often, things go wrong on a construction site. There are things we simply can’t control or foresee, and there are things that we can, but mistakes still happen. But sometimes, mistakes on a construction site aren’t because of how the property is built, or because of something that the contractor or builder did or… Read More »
