Construction Law

The construction industry is witnessing significant changes in how companies negotiate contracts. These emerging trends aim to address the unique challenges that come with building in Florida. Flexibility and Risk Management One of the most noticeable trends is the...

In the Sunshine State, construction defect lawsuits are a significant concern for homeowners, developers, and contractors alike. Florida law provides specific remedies for construction defects, which can range from structural issues to code violations. Some of the...

Construction projects can be complex endeavors involving multiple parties, timelines, and financial commitments. A construction lien is a powerful tool for safeguarding construction companies’ investments in a construction project. Understanding Construction Liens In...

When hiring a contractor for a construction project, a person can expect to pay some money upfront. However, the law has special rules for what happens after this initial payment if it exceeds 10% of the quote for the job. These guidelines ensure fair practices and...

The construction industry in Florida is one of the busiest in the nation, with over 212,000 single-family homes built in 2022, according to the U.S. Census. The industry operates under a specific set of rules and regulations, especially when it comes to financial...

Major changes to Florida's Construction Lien Law occurred in 2023. Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill amending it in June and the new law went into effect in October. This law made changes that affect developers, contractors, and other stakeholders in the...

Dealing with a construction contractor dispute can be a challenging endeavor, but there are effective strategies to help you navigate through the complexities and reach a resolution. Whether it is a disagreement over project timelines, cost overruns or quality of...

A well-crafted construction contract forms the basis of a successful construction project. It outlines expectations, responsibilities, and the legal structure for all involved parties. To ensure your contract effectively fulfills its purpose, you must include all...

When clients hire a construction company to help them with a residential building, they often see a final product with few defects. While your company's aim may be perfection, you cannot prepare for every flaw. However, you can inform your contractors of the most...

Whether it's a home renovation, remodel, or construction, it can often involve a contractor. If authorities receive complaints against contractors for unethical practices, it can victimize unsuspecting homeowners. These incidents could cause homeowners more trouble...