Recommendations and Drafting Considerations for Construction Contingency Clauses Part III
Set clear expectations and avoid disputes when drafting a contingency clause by considering the contingency amount, what can be charged, the approval process and
The Best Laid Plans: Contingency in a Construction Contract Part II
Determining who controls contingency funds and what costs can be charged is a project-specific determination depending on the needs of the project and views of the
The Best Laid Plans: Contingency in a Construction Contract
Having contingency funds set aside to cover the unexpected allow projects to continue more efficiently.
Be a Good Neighbor: How Contractors Can Protect Themselves From Third-Party Claims
Developers can protect themselves from claims for third-party damage through license agreements, intensive construction site monitoring and appropriate insurance
Be a Good Neighbor: Techniques to Mitigate the Risk of Claims From Adjacent Landowners
Contractors can avoid legal claims using risk mitigation tools such as postconstruction assessments and monitoring during construction.
Be a Good Neighbor: Protect Against Claims by an Adjacent Landowner During Construction
Construction in close quarters can mark the beginning of costly and emotional disputes, which can escalate to costly legal battles during and after construction.
New Building Programs Focus on Occupant Wellness
Building programs focused on wellness have succeeded LEED as the next trend for construction programs to improve the health and wellness of individuals and the communities
How Project Management Software Helps Eliminate Disputes on Construction Projects
A shared project website helps all parties execute their responsibilities. Project management software can jumpstart the chance for success from commencement through
Fraud, Forgery and Outright Theft: Strategies to Protect Project Funds
Contractors are vulnerable to theft due to transactions among owners, contractors, subcontractors, vendors and suppliers. Knowing how fraud occurs is the first step
Farewell John Hancock: The Emerging Use of Digital Signatures Archived
While the law allows electronic signatures by parties and notaries, some contracting parties may still require an original signature. Here’s a quick primer on