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Construction Defect

Construction defects can cause your home to be worth less in value. The defects may not even be discovered by you for many years after you have ...

Construction Law

Construction law pertains to all of the areas of law which are relevant to the construction process including land acquisition, project financing an...

Construction Permits

The building or construction permit application and review process ensures that the plans for construction comply with the local area's land use and...

Contract Disputes

Thousands of Americans hire general contractors to build or renovate their homes every year. While any differences that arise can often be worked ou...

Filing a Lawsuit Against a Home Builder/Developer After the Sale

Lawsuits against home builders/developers occur frequently when a construction defect is discovered by the homeowner after the sale of a home. A con...

Mechanics Lien State Laws

Lien laws for filing liens vary from state to state. There are no uniform lien laws.

Provisions of Construction Contract Preparations

Construction contracts are used for the building, additions or remodeling of a home, townhouse, condo or a commercial property. Before the contr...

Remodeling without a Permit

There are several reasons why remodeling without a permit is a common occurrence in the United States. It’s so common, in fact, it’s estimated...

Tips for Construction Contracting on Your Own

So you've got a home improvement project you've been meaning to hire someone to handle? Or are you the entrepreneurial contractor looking to docum...

Types of Construction Defects

Construction defects and deficiencies are discovered in many new homes. Builders need to be competitive with bids to get contracts.

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