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Construction disputes can happen for many different reasons. There could be delays that the construction company can’t avoid. There may be allegations of latent or patent defects with the construction work itself. Every situation is unique. However, looking at the...
With many business disputes, people assume that they’ll have to go to court. Say that two business owners have been working together. They find themselves in a contract dispute. One claims that the other didn’t provide the goods or services that were paid for or...
When two businesses enter into a contract, each party expects the other to follow through on their promises. However, when one side fails to meet its obligations, it results in a breach of contract. There are several types of contract breaches, each with its own...
It is understandable that people get upset when they feel someone else has wronged them. Yet, as a business owner, it is crucial to understand that sometimes the cost of holding someone responsible, or proving they were in the wrong, outweighs the benefits you will...
Contractors are hired to complete specific projects and typically take pride in the work they produce. Most of them have clear contracts that include all the applicable information about the job, including the scope, timeline and cost. While most construction jobs...
Running a business can be challenging enough without the threat of lawsuits. However, accepting that they are an ever-present threat is only sensible. It means you can put measures in place to try and prevent them from occurring and be prepared to act when they do....
There are many cases in which someone has the duty to act with another person or entity’s best interests in mind. This is known as having a fiduciary duty. Rather than only thinking about their own best interests, that person has to put the other party first. One...
One hurdle you might find yourself facing is when you are owed money by a business that has closed. How can you collect the amount due if that business no longer exists? For instance, perhaps you are a business owner working with a parts supplier. You order $100,000...
If you have a legal dispute with another party but want to avoid litigation, you may be considering alternative dispute resolution (ADR). This is a viable legal solution in which the parties work together to find a resolution. They may enlist a third-party neutral to...