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Appellate Decision Accepts Contractor’s Use of Termination for Convenience Clause to Obtain Better Price with Another Subcontractor
The recent decision by the Second District Court of Appeal in the case of Vila & Son Landscaping Corporation v.
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Construction Law
Stuart Sobel Quoted in Newspaper Report on Lawsuit Involving Antenna of 1 World Trade Center Tower in New York City
The firm’s Stuart Sobel is representing ADF Steel Corp. in a lawsuit filed against the U.S. subsidiary of Canada-based ADF
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Construction Law
Appellate Ruling Finds Contractor’s Use of Subcontractor’s Bid in Master Proposal Does Not Constitute Acceptance of Subcontractor’s Bid if Job is Awarded
A recent ruling by the Florida Fourth District Court of Appeal concludes that contractors are allowed to use bids from
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Construction Law
Stuart Sobel Appears on Channel 10 News to Discuss Unsuccessful Legal Challenge Against Port Tunnel Project
The firm’s Stuart Sobel appeared on the evening newscast for Channel 10 News in South Florida on Wednesday, December 14,
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Appellate Ruling Shields Landlord from Construction Lien Based on Work Contracted by Tenant
A recent ruling by the Fourth District Court of Appeal serves as an important reminder for general contractors and construction
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Construction Law
Appellate Ruling Reinforces That Courts Can Find Liens as Fraudulent Even When They Are Filed Based on Good Faith Dispute Over Amount Owed
A recent ruling by the Fifth District Court of Appeal which reversed the trial court’s decision serves as a reminder
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Construction Law
Recent Appellate Ruling Serves as Reminder of Severe Implications of Mistakes in Construction Contracts
Our construction law attorneys in South Florida work very closely with our clients in reviewing and finalizing all of their
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Construction Law
Mediation Growing in Popularity for Construction Defect Disputes in Today’s Economy
With the financial difficulties that developers, contractors and community associations are undergoing during the worst economic downturn of the last
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Construction Law
Contractors Facing Serious Tribulations in Contending with Client Developer Bankruptcies
As the residential and commercial real estate markets continue their slow climb back to health, many of our client general
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Construction Law
Appellate Court Overturns Trial Court Decision That Found Contractor’s Mechanics Lien Had Priority Over Mortgage Due to a Defective Notice of Termination
Last month, the Fifth District Court of Appeal upheld the validity of an allegedly defective Notice of Termination. The court
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Construction Law
Critical Path Testimony Not Required to Prove a Delay Claim
In Weitz v. M.H. Washington, the Eight Circuit held that critical path testimony is not necessary to support a delay
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Construction Law
Appellate Ruling Reaffirms That Courts Will Not Tolerate Delay Tactics in Construction Contract Disputes
A recent ruling by the Third District Court of Appeal affirmed the lower court’s decision that a subcontractor used delay
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Construction Law
Contractors Can Risk Their Lien Rights by Not Acting Quickly to File Claims of Lien
In today’s real estate market, contractors must be very cautious and proactive in order to effectively assert and assure their