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When you perform construction work for someone else in New Jersey, it is important that your client’s expectations align with your ability to deliver. The “scope of work” is the part of a construction contract that details the work you are going to perform. A strong...
Construction defects occur during the building process. They can happen at various stages and for multiple reasons in any type of construction project. Understanding the types of defects that you may encounter can enable you to recognize issues in your situation....
Contractors and other construction professionals tasked with building homes must make sure that their work meets certain standards. This will help contractors avoid common housing code violations, which can cause all sorts of issues. In addition to creating unsafe...
You have a right to receive payment after you supply labor or supplies for a New Jersey construction project, and the state has certain laws in place that give you recourse in the event you never receive payment. When someone fails to pay you for the work or materials...
If you're a construction business owner, then you know that contracts are essential for protecting both yourself and your clients. But negotiating a construction contract can be tricky - especially if you're not familiar with the law. Thankfully, there are four ways...
Before you perform construction-related work for an individual or business in New Jersey, you want to have a carefully drafted construction contract in place. A construction contract serves several distinct purposes and helps outline responsibilities, reduce confusion...
Studies link electrical malfunction and failure to over $1 billion in property damage and hundreds of deaths and injuries in a recent five-year span. A desire to finish quickly, save money or appease a customer can cause an otherwise attentive contractor to overlook...
Dealing with a construction dispute may be a fraught situation for your company and your bottom line. Generally, litigation is expensive and may take up a lot of your valuable time. Plus, it has the potential to ruin worthwhile business relationships. In some...
The competition for public works projects in New Jersey can be intense. Even if a company comes in as the lowest bidder, it may ultimately lose the contract if bidding documents are defective or incomplete. While some minor irregularities may be waivable, a public...
The construction industry in New Jersey carries significant risks. Contractors need to be well-versed in the legalities of the construction process to protect themselves. One way to do this is to understand surety bonds and how they work. Understanding a surety bond A...
