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How to keep your construction project under budget
In the United States, construction is expensive. To repair the country’s infrastructure, according to Forbes, it would cost billions of dollars. The cost of construction may be due to the increased cost of workers, materials and machinery. This is true throughout the...
How should I handle disputes with subcontractors?
Subcontractors are often a necessary component of a job. You need experts in different fields to handle various details of your project, and hiring someone full-time may not make sense. In this case, a subcontractor can work for you as needed. As you know, though,...
Steps to take when a construction client fails to pay
Whether you work as a contractor or subcontractor, you rely on payments from your clients to care for your family and operate your business. If you do not get paid, you may need to seek legal recourse. Explore these options if you have not received payment as expected...
Understanding noncompete and nondisclosure agreements
Every company must look for ways to prevent external sharing of its sensitive information without approval. Guarding data is one means of safeguarding a competitive position and future growth potential. Employers naturally must share confidential information with...
What are the risks of terminating an employee?
Employees do not always turn out to be the match you hoped for when you originally hired them. You hate to terminate anyone on your workforce, but you feel doing so is ideal for everyone. Have you considered the risks involved with terminating workers? Chron breaks...
What must home sellers legally disclose to interested buyers?
It is almost time for you to close on a home in Georgia, but you worry the seller failed to disclose a problem with the property. What does the seller have a legal obligation to tell you regarding the home? Forbes lists items home sellers have to disclose to...
Why is mediation so crucial to businesses?
Georgia business owners understand that disputes happen. They can happen at any time to anyone. They can happen for any reason. Avoiding disputes is not always possible or realistic. The important thing is how you handle your disputes. Today, we will discuss mediation...
Signs of a construction defect in your new home
When you purchase a brand-new home, you expect everything to be perfect. After all, modern construction should be durable and last for generations. Unfortunately, sometimes defective construction can impact your enjoyment of the property. Consider taking legal action...
Can you prevent adult children from fighting over a will?
No one wants to think about their loved ones or children fighting after they die. This is possible when you do not have a clear will or an estate plan. Sibling fights after a parent dies can be brutal. AARP has some advice on how to prevent a will contest. Have an...
What is a breach of contract and did I commit one?
A contract is a legally binding agreement between two parties. Different jurisdictions set their own rules for what makes a contract binding, but there are some basic components that tend to remain consistent. Note that in some jurisdictions, a contract may also be...
