When it comes to resolving construction disputes, it’s a bit like the “31 Flavors” of Baskin Robbins: There’s a flavor for nearly everyone, whether it’s mediation,…
In Caliber Paving Company, Inc. v. Rexford Industrial Realty and Management, Inc., Case No. G0584406 (September 1, 2020), the 4th District Court of Appeal examined whether…
The California Contractors State License Board issues licenses in three general classifications: Class A – General Engineering Contractors; Class B – General Building Contractors; and Class C…
The American Institute of Architect’s (AIA) suite of design and construction documents are among the most popular industry form contracts. Every ten years the AIA reviews…
Scope, time and cost provisions may be the most important clauses in your construction contract but they’re not the only ones which can impact your bottom…
Scope, time and cost provisions may be the most important clauses in your construction contract but they’re not the only ones which can impact your bottom…
Scope, time and cost provisions may be the most important clauses in your construction contract but they’re not the only ones which can impact your bottom…
Scope, time and cost provisions may be the most important clauses in your construction contract but they’re not the only ones which can impact your bottom line.…
Construction can be a messy affair. In a sense, that’s to be expected when you’re building a complex structure, involving the coordination of several parties and numerous…
It’s a tactic as old as war itself. You can often gain a strategic advantage by selecting the location of battle. The same is true in litigation.…
As I mentioned in an earlier post, in California you must “prove” you’re a licensed contractor in a construction case. But in whose hands are you entitled…
Like Baskin Robins, construction contracts come in a variety of different flavors although, thankfully, significantly fewer than 31. Here are four of the more common types…
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