Miami, FL
Construction and development Lawyer at Miami, FL
Practice Areas: Construction & Development
Florida Statute §255.071 is a little known but potent tool for subcontractors and materialmen. It allows them to seek immediate payment on undisputed contract obligations due on public projects from c...
See Full GuideWe all know that obtaining a signed change order may in many instances be harder and take longer to accomplish than the changed work itself. As a result, you may get to the end of a job with a number ...
See Full GuideSo you have done the work but have not been paid. What do you do now? There are four primary avenues of recovery to get paid. Enforcing Your Construction Contract Whether you have an oral or written c...
See Full GuideMany Florida contractors do not know that a statute exists which, if exercised, could have their liens canceled. Florida Statute §713.21(4) provides that a lien properly perfected under this chapter m...
See Full Guide"Am I done with this job?" is a question often asked by contractors and design professionals upon completing their work. Well, until just recently, this was not an easy question to answer. Continued R...
See Full GuideFlorida law requires that individuals who work as contractors obtain a state contractor’s license to perform most construction work. The law defines a contractor as anyone who builds, improves on, tea...
See Full GuideA warehouse owner hired a subcontractor to paint his roof, a subcontractor who had been at the warehouse many times and knew that the roof had skylights. He was also well experienced working on roofs....
See Full GuideGenerally, when two or more people get together to pursue a business venture, they do so in writing, formalizing what each is bringing or contributing to the deal and what their respective roles will ...
See Full GuideAsk these 10 questions next time you need to hire a construction lawyer. Are you qualified to handle my case? Ask the tough questions - what experience does the attorney have handling similar cases? P...
See Full GuideIf you’ve signed a contract and that contract allows the contractor to dictate to you the form that you are going to use, that unfortunately is the form you will have to use during the course of const...
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