Category: Construction
There are innumerable reasons that parties may find themselves co-owning real property with friends, family or business partners and just as many reasons why that co-ownership relationship may turn sour.
In even the most well-thought out construction contracts, there is almost always the need for parties to deviate in some way from the timelines and scope of work.
When a builders’ lien is filed, it can cause all manner of disruptions to financial, contractual and business relations
In my previous article, Builders Liens: Strict Compliance or Lose Your Lien, I explored how a family company lost its lien rights by making the mistake of pursuing its lien
One of the frequent issues encountered in contractual litigation is parties failing to negotiate and set to writing the contractual obligations that exist between them.
Often times, parties will get to the edge of entering into contractual relations, but miss the steps required to form a contractual agreement.