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Best Practices Construction Law
SEPTEMBER 25, 2020
The owner-contractor agreement contains a “no damages for delay” clause; a clause requiring that all changes be in writing before work is performed; and a clause requiring partial lien waivers and releases with each periodic payment. Ultimately, the trial court awarded the subcontractor more than $800k for its claims.
Construction Law Monitor
JULY 19, 2011
A quick word from the construction law case files: The Court of Appeals, Division 1, out in Washington state, has refused to deem a construction lien as frivolous based upon the complexity of the construction contract at dispute. Issues of substance of the lien (i.e. Issues of substance of the lien (i.e. of Washington v.
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Autodesk Construction Cloud
NOVEMBER 15, 2021
In a perfect world, a contract should include a clear set of instructions that conveys well-defined expectations to all parties concerned. This episode of Autodesk’s Digital Builder podcast addresses the most common challenges with contracts and how simple adjustments can ensure you fully understand what you’re signing.
Construction Law Monitor
OCTOBER 15, 2013
At the start of every construction project you sign a stack of papers that will dictate your success or failure on the project: the construction contract. The contract may be short and sweet, or it may be a mountain of paperwork that not only includes its own provisions but also cites provisions in other paperwork stacks.
Construction Cost Estimating
NOVEMBER 25, 2014
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Construction Dive
AUGUST 6, 2015
And, of course, there are questions of causation or responsibility for the various delays.Adding to the complexity of cumulative impact claims are contract clauses requiring prompt written notice of changed or delayed work, along with quantification of increased costs.
Construction Dive
MARCH 5, 2015
By Bruce Jervis A recent report on a project owner’s ability to reach contract retainage without any formal determination of contractor default prompted considerable comment. Featured …Change Order Dispute Did Not Justify Continued RetainageDeductive Credit Was a Government Claim against Contractor'
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