Category: Construction Payment
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Construction Contract Clauses: What Is a Liquidated Damages Clause?
Liquidated damages are a good way to add more security and predictability to your construction contracts. However, enforceability of these clauses is not guaranteed.
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The Arizona Prompt Pay Act Creates Timelines for Construction Payments
The Arizona Prompt Pay Act is one of many tools available to help the construction industry speed up their incoming project payments. Leveraging prompt payment laws can help convince payors to make timely payments.
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Project Delivery Methods: What is a Construction Manager Multi-Prime Contract?
What is construction manager multi-prime contract? The construction project delivery method can help with time and cost savings but must be coordinated properly to prevent the project from going off the rails.
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California Contractors License and the CLSB: Understanding the Rules
Without a California contractors license, contractors in California could face fines, penalties, and even misdemeanors or felonies. If you don’t want the California Contractors State Licensing Board (CLSB) knocking on your door – make sure you’ve obtained the necessary licensure to perform your work.
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Mechanics Lien Florida: How to File a FL Mechanics Lien
How to file a Mechanics Lien in Florida. Read this step-by-step guide that goes through all of the steps required to file a mechanics lien in the state of Florida.