How Performance Bonds Work in Construction
A performance bond guarantees a contractor's performance under a contract. Here’s an overview of why they are required and how they work.
Certifying a Government Construction Claim
State and federal governments may require a contractor to certify a claim. If the claim is unsupported or improperly filed, it could lead to liability. Understand the agreement and heed these tips.
How to Transfer Some of That Risk
Contractors may think hold harmless, indemnification and duty to defend have the same meaning, but each has different and serious implications.
Subcontractor Claims: Tips to Avoid and Bolster Potential Claims Against General Contractors
A recent court case reaffirmed core principles for avoiding subcontractor claims - read the contract, document, don’t write anything that shouldn’t be used in a trial, and clarify and confirm.
Maintaining Relationships With Higher-Tiered Subcontractors While Considering a Claim
Subcontractors pursuing a claim against a higher-tiered subcontractor need to walk a fine line. Here are tips for making the best of a difficult situation without jeopardizing relationships.
Five Issues to Consider Before Signing a Liquidation Agreement
Before signing a liquidation agreement, consider all the issues.
Government Contracting Disputes: Procedure Is King in Getting the Claim Right
Critical to the successful resolution of any dispute in the government contracting arena is starting the claim off right.
Data Safety and Security On and Off the Jobsite
Establishing security measures before sharing data with subcontractors and suppliers will protect everyone from cyber threats.
