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Permits: A Construction Attorney’s Advice for Navigating the Approval Process
Construction regulations differ in every state, but one thing is consistent — you need to get the appropriate permits before doing any construction work. Permi ...
Blueprints: When and Why You Need a Construction Attorney
Construction projects are complex. While planning a construction project, you must set out legal boundaries with clear construction contracts. If a dispute ari ...
How a Construction Attorney Can Hammer Out Your Contract Concerns
Commercial and residential buildings are meant to last for decades. Their construction often requires months or even years of planning and execution. These pro ...
Maximizing Efficiency: How to Expedite Your Construction Permits
Obtaining a construction permit can be challenging, especially because it often takes time. Expediting your construction permit can help you complete your proj ...
Emergency Repairs and Construction Permits: What You Need to Know
No matter how careful you are, some emergency repairs are unavoidable. When you need to complete a repair quickly, you need to expedite the process, which incl ...
What Are the Different Types of Change Orders in Construction?
The unexpected can make life exciting, but it often makes building and construction projects more difficult. Changing construction plans midway through can ...
The Importance of Permitting on a Construction Project
Anytime you start a building project in California, it’s important to make sure you have all the right tools for the job. These include the building permits ne ...
Legal Strategies for Minimizing Risk in Construction Projects
If you work with construction companies, you know that there is risk involved in every project. But you may not realize that, according to the Construction Ind ...