By Christopher M. Cobb February 26, 2020 Posted in Construction Law
The construction industry is booming again in Florida. As a result, many people are seeking to take advantage of this by becoming licensed contractors. Chapter 489, Florida Statutes and 61G4-12 through 23, Florida Administrative Code sets forth the requirements for an applicant to achieve initial licensure. In Florida, an individual […]
Read MoreBy James M. Gonzalez February 24, 2020 Posted in Construction Law
After serving the Notice to Owner and commencement of your scope of work, there may be an instance where your contracting party fails to make payment for labor, services and/or materials rendered. To protect your interest, you may have a right to record a Claim of Lien on the […]
Read MoreBy Christopher M. Cobb February 11, 2020 Posted in Construction Law
Construction disputes happen. Often, the parties to the contract agree in advance about where any dispute would be decided. This is known as a venue clause. Venue clauses can require the dispute to be in a particular city, county or may even require the dispute be located where the project […]
Read MoreBy Nicholas Elder February 4, 2020 Posted in Construction Law
Each year the Florida legislature meets during session for a period of 60 consecutive days, addressing issues important to individuals and businesses across the State. The 2020 legislative session began on January 14, 2020, and lawmakers have proposed several pieces of legislation that will directly impact the construction industry. Summarized […]
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