Florida’s Construction Lien Laws: A Party’s Right to Information – Sworn Statement of Account
In this segment, we discuss the statutory right to request – and the requirement to provide – information regarding contracts, […]
Florida’s Construction Liens Laws: The Claim of Lien
After serving the Notice to Owner and commencement of your scope of work, there may be an instance where your
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Florida’s Construction Lien Laws: Notice to Owner- Does the Notice Contain the Proper Language?
In the third segment of Florida’s Construction Lien Laws, we will discuss the language necessary to provide proper notice to
Florida’s Construction Lien Laws: Notice to Owner- The Who, What, and When
The second installment of our Florida Construction Lien Laws segment discusses a vital requirement to maintaining your lien rights: providing
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Do I Really Need a License?
If you are a licensed contractor questioning if your license covers the work you have been asked to perform by
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Florida’s Construction Lien Laws: Right to Lien
This is first in a series of blogs discussing Florida’s Construction lien laws. These will start with the basic questions
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How Do You Become A Roofing Contractor In Florida
During the last few years, Florida was severely impacted with Hurricanes. The damaged caused by these storms increase the need
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What You Need to Know Before Building or Owning a Pool in Florida
From 2018 to 2020, Florida topped the charts, but not for something Florida residents would hope to see aired on
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What You Need to Know About OSHA’s New Reporting Requirements for Workplace Incidents
Despite construction companies’ best efforts to make their sites as safe as possible, accidents can and do happen. At some
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Florida’s Residential Roofers Need to Be Aware of New Legislation Governing Work Performed After a Hurricane or Other State of Emergency
Residential roofers in Florida should be aware of significant new changes to Florida law governing work performed after hurricanes and