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Five Key Issues for Lawyers Handling Public Construction Disputes

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Public construction disputes are often tricky cases and the lawyers handling the case are expected to pay keen attention to every minute detail and pursue patience throughout the case. It is also advised that the lawyer must usually look for a two-front dispute resolution process. Now, this resolution process covers the expansive regulatory framework which plays an essential part in easy resolution and understanding.  A popular construction lawyer explains that the contractors who are actively engaged in public work should be aware of all the important aspects of the contract and the regulatory framework that comes along with it. One should be aware of the impact in case of a typical construction dispute. Let us further discuss the five important aspects and issues that a lawyer handling the public construction dispute face. Issue 1: using inconsistent terms in contracts There is a whole bunch of length specifications as part of the terms of a contract. A contractor and th...

Payment Bond Claim Notice Requires More than Mailing

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  There are a lot of requirements to make a payment bond claim notice other than mailing. One of those aspects is the 90 days notice requirement which has to be fulfilled by the second tier or subcontractor or the supplier who has no straight contractual relationship with the general contractor. There have been several cases of failing to provide the notice which is taken into consideration by the circuit court and is examined under the little miller act. We at mechanics lien deal with a lot of cases of payment bond notice and claims. Our team is always ready to advise you on the best steps after examining the situation and always hopes to resolve the matter at the earliest. There is a very popular case that goes by the name of RT Atkinson building corp v archer western construction, LLC. The court while referring closely to this case looked upon the matter of whether it is right and legitimate to only mail the notice of claim instead of giving it in a manner that ends up satis...