Legal and Regulatory
Subcontracts Are Broken
Subcontracts have high inherent risk and are extremely complicated. They should be written so everyone can understand.
By Karalynn Cromeens
February 16, 2022
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Legal and Regulatory
by Karalynn Cromeens
Published author, award-winning lawyer, host of The Quit Getting Screwed Construction Podcast, and Owner and seasoned Managing Partner of The Cromeens Law Firm, Karalynn Cromeens is a true jack of all trades. Karalynn has been practicing construction law for more than 17 years and is on a mission to educate contractors on their legal rights. The Cromeens Law Firm partnered with construction management software, JobTread, in 2022 to offer superior legal protection for construction businesses through a fully integrated all-in-one software.
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