A construction contract dispute can result in wasted time and lost money. Parties to these contracts can mitigate the risk of a disagreement by becoming familiar with some of the common causes. Addressing common issues before beginning can reduce the likelihood that...
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Contract Interpretation
Are delays on a construction site excusable or inexcusable?
Construction projects often rely on contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, architects, clients and many other parties to work together to deliver the project on time, on budget and within client specifications. Construction delays from disrupted supply lines...
CAUTION WHEN ENTERING INTO LEASE-LEASEBACK CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS WITH SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Contractors who have entered into lease leaseback arrangements with local school districts need to review their agreements in light of the California Fifth District Court of Appeals recent ruling in Davis v. Fresno Unified School District which was decided on June 1,...
Appellate Court Affirms that Oral Agreement for Home Improvement Project May Be Enforced Against “Sophisticated Homeowner” Notwithstanding Business & Professions Code Requirement that All Home Improvement Contracts Be in Writing
Business and Professions Code section 7159 governs contracts for home improvement projects (which exceed $500), and provides heightened requirements for same, including a requirement that all contracts for these projects be in writing. Homeowners with only oral...