Miami, FL
Construction and development Lawyer at Miami, FL
Practice Areas: Construction & Development
Sometimes those performing work on a job site don’t easily fall into the category of a subcontractor or supplier. Laborer A laborer, generally defined as any person other than an architect, landscape ...
See Full GuideContractors should routinely photograph the job site. We tell our clients to take pictures ideally every day, but no less than once a week, not only of the areas they are working in but any areas to w...
See Full GuideIn my experience, the problem is that many contractors fail to create daily reports. And of those that do, they do it only at the beginning of the project or sporadically throughout the job when they ...
See Full GuideIn its most usual form, a false claim proceeding results when an assertion is made that a contractor has knowingly presented (or caused to be presented) to the government a false claim or claims for p...
See Full GuideYou won a judgment! Now what? Alex Barthet a board certified construction lawyer in Florida explains how to get paid. Alex also explains the tips and tricks on collecting debt he's developed over his ...
See Full GuideJoin Miami Construction Lawyer Alex Barthet as he gives an in depth explanation on top 9 changes you can make to your construction contract to better protect your company. Construction Contract Change...
See Full GuideThere are three very specific issues you need to be aware of when it comes to lien waivers. Negotiate the form of release in your contract. First, let's talk about the form of the release. If you've s...
See Full GuideWhile every contract is different, there are five items that need to be in every contract you sign. Scope You clearly need to define the scope of the work that you intend on performing. Specifically, ...
See Full GuideA payment bond secures your right to be paid on a construction project. Instead of a lien on the property, if the job is bonded, your claim exists against that payment bond. How do you know if a job i...
See Full GuideThere are four very specific contract provisions which can make a big difference in your construction contract -- a merger clause, limitation of liability, governing law and venue, and attorney's fees...
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