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Business disputes that go to trial are lengthy and expensive. This makes alternative dispute resolution a way for your company to save time and money. The state does not require two parties to use ARD to avoid a court case. However, New Jersey has the Alternative...
When discussing details for even a minor construction project, it can be difficult to ensure all parties are on the same page. After all, seemingly plain-language words might mean something different to you, your suppliers and your customers or clients. According to...
Fixed-price construction contracts are a popular type of contract used in the New Jersey construction market. They are designed to provide a high degree of certainty to both the client and the contractor regarding construction project costs. What a fixed-price...
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...
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...
Construction contracts in Roseland, New Jersey provide a binding agreement for the builder and the owner. One important function of the contract is to specify what the contractor's compensation is per the job. Here are four common construction contracts preferred by...
Before signing a construction contract in New Jersey, you should pay attention to any clauses. Not all contracts are valid, and some clauses may give you the short end of the stick. No-lien No-lien clauses are illegal in New Jersey. This type of clause waives one's...
Spending a significant amount of money to complete a construction project in New Jersey requires you to develop a contract between you and the individual or company doing the work. This action helps ensure both parties are satisfied when the transaction has been...
Because a lot goes on during a construction project, breaches of the contract sometimes occur. It could be something minor like a material delay or something major like subpar equipment. When a construction contract breach makes it into court, the judge assesses...
