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Construction Contracts Need Amending Post-COVID-19 Shutdowns
COVID-19 is going to be here for a while. Contractors and owners need to amend contracts, as appropriate, to protect themselves from incurring unforeseen additional expenses. This should include a clause on when the project should be terminated or paused to protect the interests of both parties.
By Richard P. Higgins
August 13, 2020
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by Richard P. Higgins
Richard P, Higgins, CPA, is the managing principal of the New Jersey office of McCarthy & Company, a leader in construction accosting. Construction Executive included the firm on its list of Top 50 Construction Accounting Firms in 2019 and 2020. Rich can be contacted at (732) 341-3893 or [email protected].
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