Do Change Orders Need to be in Writing and Other Things That Might Surprise You
You’ve likely heard it before or maybe you’ve even said it yourself: “Go ahead and get started, we’ll get you a change order later.” The only…
When a Construction Lender Steps into the Shoes of the Developer, the Door is Open for Claims by the General Contractor
Thank you to my partner Garret Murai for giving me the opportunity to post again on his excellent California Construction Law Blog. I am the author/editor…
Contractor Who Lost on Promissory Estoppel Claim But Wins on Breach of Contract Claim, Entitled to Attorney’s Fees
There are battles and then there are wars. If you win enough battles (or, sometimes, the battle) you will win the war; but simply winning a battle (or,…
