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Correcting Construction Contracts

Can a mistake related to a contract be corrected? It depends on who makes the error and how it affects the agreement. More

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Requirements for Filing a Lien

Attorney Patrick Barthet clarifies the requirements for filing a mechanic's lien based on a recent court case. More

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Are You Going to Court, or Courting Disaster?

Every remodeler has thought about suing a client who doesn't pay what they're owed, but going to court might not be your best option for settling debts. More

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NY, NJ Keep Up Pressure on Rogue Contractors

The attorneys general for New York and New Jersey cracked down Aug. 15 on 216 home improvement firms, fining them hundreds of thousands of dollars for alleged violations of state consumer protection laws. More

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Casing the State: What To Consider When Expanding Your Business to Another State

Construction attorney Richard Feeley offers advice about expanding your business to another state. More

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Worth It: Increasing the Feasibility Fee Better Covers Design Costs

For one Indiana remodeler, clients are willing to pay $1,000 to $1,500 to see if their project is feasible. More

Supporting a Deck With a Retaining Wall

Instead of bearing on traditional footings, the outer edge of this deck hangs from... More

Ins and Outs of Mechanic's Liens

Ins and outs of mechanic’s liens More

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Three Days' Grace: The Customer's Right to Cancel the Job

The customer's right to rescind the job is an essential notification to include in your construction contracts. More

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Part Amicably: Benefits of Including a Late-Cancellation Clause in Your Contract

What happens if your client wants to rescind after the rescission period has ended? A late-cancellation clause in your contract makes sure you're covered. More

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