Subcontractors and suppliers routinely sign lengthy contracts and master agreements without closely reading the terms and conditions to get deals done quickly. In this article, which was published in Build Houston magazine, Gray Reed construction law attorneys Julia Bobbitt and Patrick Kelly discuss five key clauses every subcontractor and supplier should be aware of.
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John Mark Goodman discusses dynamics of construction law and the significance of signature lines in contract disputes in his latest post on the BuildSmart blog. Dive into the details here: [https://bit.ly/4bCEfz0]
Signature Lines Matter: When a Contract Amendment Is Not Really an Amendment
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The Private and Public Prompt Payment Acts in Texas establish deadlines for payment, with interest accumulating on overdue amounts. Ensure you receive prompt payment for your work by familiarizing yourself with these laws. Explore how Texas prompt payment laws safeguard contractors and suppliers from late payments in this Texas Construction Law Blog article by my colleagues Patrick Kelly and Graham Quinn.
It Doesn’t Pay to Delay: Prompt Payment Acts in Texas
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The Private and Public Prompt Payment Acts in Texas establish deadlines for payment, with interest accumulating on overdue amounts. Ensure you receive prompt payment for your work by familiarizing yourself with these laws. Explore how Texas prompt payment laws safeguard contractors and suppliers from late payments in this Texas Construction Law Blog article by my colleagues Patrick Kelly and Graham Quinn.
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The Private and Public Prompt Payment Acts in Texas establish deadlines for payment, with interest accumulating on overdue amounts. Ensure you receive prompt payment for your work by familiarizing yourself with these laws. Explore how Texas prompt payment laws safeguard contractors and suppliers from late payments in this Texas Construction Law Blog article by my colleagues Patrick Kelly and Graham Quinn.
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The Private and Public Prompt Payment Acts in Texas establish deadlines for payment, with interest accumulating on overdue amounts. Ensure you receive prompt payment for your work by familiarizing yourself with these laws. Explore how Texas prompt payment laws safeguard contractors and suppliers from late payments in this Texas Construction Law Blog article by my colleagues Patrick Kelly and Graham Quinn.
It Doesn’t Pay to Delay: Prompt Payment Acts in Texas
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The Private and Public Prompt Payment Acts in Texas establish deadlines for payment, with interest accumulating on overdue amounts. Ensure you receive prompt payment for your work by familiarizing yourself with these laws. Explore how Texas prompt payment laws safeguard contractors and suppliers from late payments in this Texas Construction Law Blog article by my colleagues Patrick Kelly and Graham Quinn.
It Doesn’t Pay to Delay: Prompt Payment Acts in Texas
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The Private and Public Prompt Payment Acts in Texas establish deadlines for payment, with interest accumulating on overdue amounts. Ensure you receive prompt payment for your work by familiarizing yourself with these laws. Explore how Texas prompt payment laws safeguard contractors and suppliers from late payments in this Texas Construction Law Blog article by my colleagues Patrick Kelly and Graham Quinn.
It Doesn’t Pay to Delay: Prompt Payment Acts in Texas
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The Private and Public Prompt Payment Acts in Texas establish deadlines for payment, with interest accumulating on overdue amounts. Ensure you receive prompt payment for your work by familiarizing yourself with these laws. Explore how Texas prompt payment laws safeguard contractors and suppliers from late payments in this Texas Construction Law Blog article by my colleagues Patrick Kelly and Graham Quinn.
It Doesn’t Pay to Delay: Prompt Payment Acts in Texas
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The Private and Public Prompt Payment Acts in Texas establish deadlines for payment, with interest accumulating on overdue amounts. Ensure you receive prompt payment for your work by familiarizing yourself with these laws. Explore how Texas prompt payment laws safeguard contractors and suppliers from late payments in this Texas Construction Law Blog article by my colleagues Patrick Kelly and Graham Quinn.
It Doesn’t Pay to Delay: Prompt Payment Acts in Texas
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Are the costs a general contractor incurs to complete a defaulted subcontractor's work a form of consequential damages? 🤔 I never would have thought so, but a federal court found that to be the case in one situation. The facts of the case are, arguably, unique, and those facts may have driven the result. But the case remains notable for all construction lawyers. The case may also implicate the tipsy coachman rule. While a general contractor is entitled to its excess completion costs from a terminated subcontractor, the completion costs incurred must fall within the terminated subcontractor's scope of work. For more on the above case, check out this article in the ABA Forum on Construction Law's "Under Construction" publication. Thank you Neal J. Sweeney for helping to adapt one of my blog posts on this topic for use in the Forum's publication. #construction #constructionlaw #contractors ABA Forum on Construction Law
Does a Waiver of Consequential Damages Limit Recovery of Completion Costs in the Event of Default?
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