Contractors and Preferential Payments Florida construction companies contend with numerous risks. One of the risks they face when working on projects with multiple parties involved is that one might file for bankruptcy. If a party makes a payment to your company within 90 days of filing for bankruptcy, you might receive a notice from the...Read More
Bankruptcy and Construction Contracts Companies that have been involved in the construction industry for a long time understand that construction involves substantial risks. Changes in the economy and other factors sometimes lead to a party involved in a project filing for bankruptcy protection before the contract is completed. If you are involved in construction, it...Read More
How to Deal with a Florida Contractor License Suspension The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulations regulates and licenses individuals and businesses as contractors and other types of professionals. Nearly all contractors are required to obtain licenses before they can perform work on construction projects. Unlicensed contractors can be charged with first-degree misdemeanors carrying...Read More
Are You Experiencing Unreasonable? It can be very frustrating for homeowners who hire contractors and pay them a percentage upfront when the contractors fail to start the work or obtain the necessary permits on time. Home renovation and improvement projects require contractors to expend both time and effort, and homeowners also devote a significant amount...Read More
Contractor Not Performing? Get Help from an Experienced Fort Lauderdale Construction Lawyer Property owners that hire contractors to perform work on projects sometimes pay money upfront for the job, only for the contractors to fail to perform the work. When that occurs, the property owner might pursue legal remedies by filing a breach of contract...Read More
