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Monthly Archives: May 2022

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Basics Of Doing Construction Work When Homeowner’s Insurance Is Involved

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If you are a contractor or in the construction industry, you may find yourself hired to do a job that involves repairing damage done to a home, residence or business, because of an outside occurrence, such as weather, fire, or some other problem. When that happens, you may be faced with a homeowner who… Read More »

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What Is A Project Labor Agreement?

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In many industries, you know if there is a union for your workers or if there isn’t. In other words, you don’t start a project, job, task, or goal, and find out afterwards that in some of those jobs, your workers are unionized, and in some they are not. But that isn’t the case… Read More »

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What Is A Joint Check Agreement?

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In the construction industry there are many different parties working on a project, often in a hierarchical structure. That is, one party will hire another, then another, then another. They are still working on the same goal, and the same project, but they are different companies (or individual contractors). Often, however, payment will be… Read More »

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The Basics Of Lien Foreclosure

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One powerful tool that Florida law allows you to use to help make sure you get paid on your construction projects, is the ability to lien property. This is not just the ability to lien, as many creditors have, but includes the power to actually foreclose on property if construction projects are not paid… Read More »

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