By Adam B. Edgecombe September 12, 2023 Posted in Construction Law
It is an unfortunate reality of the roofing industry in Florida that, whether performing commercial or residential work, a roofing contractor will inevitably come into conflict with one of its customers. Whether that conflict can be resolved without litigation, and in the contractor’s favor, usually comes down to the wording […]
Read MoreBy James M. Gonzalez April 6, 2023 Posted in Construction Law
In Part 1 of this series, we discussed the framework of an assignment of benefits. In Part 2, we will discuss the statutory requirements and limitations placed on a contractor that has or is attempting to enter into a contract with a property owner under an Assignment of Benefits. It […]
Read MoreBy James M. Gonzalez March 13, 2023 Posted in Construction Law
What is an Assignment of Benefits? As a homeowner or contractor in Florida, it is likely that you have heard of someone who has (or you have personally) dealt with repairing a home or business following a natural disaster, weather event, or accident. In doing so, you probably have interacted […]
Read MoreBy James M. Gonzalez June 8, 2022 Posted in Construction Law
As discussed in the previous segment, a subcontractor or sub-subcontractor performing work on a Florida public works, building or land improvement project may seek to enforce its rights under the statute. Such action must be brought within one year of last performance or one year from when they last provided […]
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