Legal and Regulatory
Why Pay an Undisputed Balance When Engaged in Litigation?
Contractors may refuse to pay undisputed sums when in a payment dispute, but they should consider five things that may reveal why they should pay those undisputed funds.
By Mary Bacon
October 5, 2020
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by Mary Bacon
Mary Bacon is a lawyer at Spencer Fane, LLP focusing on construction law.
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