Category: Litigation
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.
While a contract can be formed by any combination of communications and oral and verbal agreements, it remains the most prudent course of action to reduce a contract to writing
“If it’s too good to be true, it probably is.”
One of the more difficult issues in contractual disputes is sorting out what rights and obligations continue to exist when a party to a contract breaches the terms of the
When a builders’ lien is filed, it can cause all manner of disruptions to financial, contractual and business relations
