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By James M. Gonzalez August 4, 2020 Posted in Construction Law

In this segment, we discuss the statutory right to request – and the requirement to provide – information regarding contracts, amounts due under contracts, labor and services performed, who performed the labor or services, materials furnished, who provided the materials, and other relevant information relating to a specific improvement to […]

By Christopher M. Cobb July 31, 2020 Posted in Construction Law

Moving can be a colossal pain in the neck.  Often times the first thing you think of is establishing a mail forward for your new location.  In the case of Florida certified contractors, that may not be enough.  A Florida certified contractor is “solely responsible” for notifying the Department of […]

By Christopher M. Cobb July 24, 2020 Posted in Construction Law

Construction is a document intensive activity.  Projects can generate thousands of pages of contracts, emails, plans, specifications, submittals, shop drawings, change orders and work directives. All of these documents help the parties communicate the expectation of the project and reflect the parties’ intent.  There is an underlying public policy that […]