Change Orders Deals Documentation Lien 
Viewpoint Construction Technology
MAY 15, 2018
Contractors have to pay attention to budgets, deadlines, collaborators, change orders, progress reports, payroll, safety, compliance requirements and much more. Lien requirements. Disseminating compliance information and collecting data via paper often leads to delays, lost information and outdated documents.
Constructonomics
MAY 2, 2014
This is mainly because I kept very accurate records and documentation throughout the project and made sure to get approvals in writing. This attention to detail is paramount when trying to collect money because people tend to have amnesia when it involves payment and especially when it involves change orders.
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Construction Law Monitor
OCTOBER 15, 2013
Construction contracts are historically confusing documents and they contain a bunch of popular provisions with confusing interpretations like pay when paid clauses , indemnity provisions, claim notice requirements, and more. Provide the contract documents to us, and we’ll turn around a review in a day or two. Related articles.
Construction Law Monitor
NOVEMBER 2, 2011
The information is very helpful to contractors and can be used a resource when a contractor begins the contracting phase of a construction project to help get a better understanding of what is going on within the contract documents. A good subcontractor will have his attorney review any agreement to make sure that the deal is an even one.
Contractor Bookkeeping
JUNE 18, 2013
Not using Additional Work Orders or Change Orders (Click For FREE Change Order Template). Changes in their operations due to contingencies beyond their control. Sales tax liens against contractors twenty two times higher than any other business. Poor document management results in overpaying taxes.
Construction Law Monitor
MAY 14, 2014
There are many examples such as “punch-list,” “lien” and “substantial completion” to name a few. No words are more dreaded than change order. Construction change orders are some of the most litigated and disputed documents in all of construction law. Related articles.
Construction Law Monitor
MAY 15, 2014
There are many examples such as “punch-list,” “lien” and “substantial completion” to name a few. No words are more dreaded than change order. Construction change orders are some of the most litigated and disputed documents in all of construction law. Related articles.
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