Can I take my home remodeling contractor to court and what would be the damages in this situation?
I agree that you probably can, depending on the facts here. Other out-of-pocket expenses such as extra rent, dining out, etc. if you had to stay...
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I agree that you probably can, depending on the facts here. Other out-of-pocket expenses such as extra rent, dining out, etc. if you had to stay...
I'm not sure exactly what your question is. Nothing you say is going to convince someone else that you are telling the truth. If the letter is...
No, a contractor cannot legally cancel a contract because they underestimated the price. If they stop work they will liable to you for breach of...
If the contractor did the work improperly, then he should pay the entire amount necessary to correct his work. However, if the contractor did the...
I agree that it's very important to see what your contract with the owner states. Depending on your contract, this may be a breach of your...
You should review the contract for the completion date. If it's a remodel project the contractor must state a start date and finish date in the...
This is a bad idea. The release may or may not be binding depending on a variety of things (I.e. The native language of the worker, the lack of an...
There are several statutes of limitation here. If it's a private job and you served a valid Preliminary Notice, then you have 90 days from...
The contractor is required to get a signed written change order from you for any extra work. It sounds like you agreed to the extra dry rot repair...
I can't tell from your question if you are the contractor or the owner. If you're the contractor, you should only be signing unconditional waivers...