Legal and Regulatory
Best Practices for Avoiding Payment Disputes in Commercial Tenant Improvement Contracts
Following essential business practices when drafting commercial tenant improvement contracts can help contractors stay on schedule and manage the client’s expectations.
By Renee S. Diaz
July 13, 2020
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Legal and Regulatory
by Renee S. Diaz
Renee Diaz, Clark Hill’s Construction Practice Group, has represented design professionals and subcontractors in residential and commercial construction litigation, including first chair bench and jury trials. She is experienced in handing all aspects of case management and evaluating and devising case strategy.
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