Yes, in some situations. If a construction project is delayed, a property owner may seek compensation for income lost because of the delay, such as missed rent, hotel bookings or other business revenue. Contractors should understand that responsibility for those...
Commercial real estate developments run on trust. You rely heavily on your partners, developers and general contractors to protect your investment. However, when one intentionally misrepresents jobsite facts for financial gain, your capital is at risk. You must...
Construction contracts contain very specific terms that must be complied with, some of which are deadlines that must be met. When those deadlines aren’t met as required, it can lead to pressure across every aspect of the construction project. A missed deadline can...
All contracts need to be fair to all parties to be held up in court if they’re ever challenged. That goes for everything from personal contracts like prenuptial agreements to business agreements of all kinds – including construction contracts. If all or part of a...
What happens when mid-project, your contractor stops showing up?. No one returns your calls and work sits unfinished. If this has happened to you, the financial and emotional weight of the situation can feel overwhelming. Texas law gives homeowners in your position...
Projects can run into different types of claims that affect timelines and costs. As a contractor in Texas, these may include express warranties, implied warranties or other disputes with homeowners, developers or subcontractors. Knowing common claims helps you stay...
Issues during construction projects can lead to mold growth inside a structure after the completion of the project. Mistakes when installing windows and doors can lead to inadequate seals that allow for moisture incursion. Problems with the plumbing can introduce...
As a general contractor or the owner of a construction company, you may find yourself involved in a legal case involving a contract breach. This could be an alleged breach of a contract that you signed with a homeowner or a commercial property owner. It could also be...
Disputes over construction defects can become very complicated. A homeowner may claim there is a defect while the construction company or general contractor says nothing is wrong with the property. In other cases, a general contractor may blame subcontractors or parts...
When a general contractor delays or refuses to pay, your entire project feels stuck. Texas law gives you several ways to recover what you’re owed, but each one comes with strict rules and timelines that you can’t afford to miss. Here’s what you can do when payment...
