A construction project is a significant investment of time and money. The parties that are funding these types of projects have the right to expect that the final product will be high-quality and according to the terms of the original agreement. Construction defects...
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Handling a construction dispute through the arbitration process
A construction project is a significant investment of time and money. When signing a contract with a North Carolina construction company, there is an assumption that the company will provide the services necessary to deliver a final result that matches the objectives...
The type of construction defects that can affect a project
A construction project is a significant financial investment, and issues with the final project can lead to extensive financial loss and other complications. It can be months or even years after the project is complete for defects to become apparent, and a North...
Defects in construction are more than an inconvenience
Construction projects are costly investments, and issues during the construction process or in a completed project are more than an inconvenience. Construction defects can be costly and complex to repair, and a North Carolina property owner will want to take steps to...
Arbitration can be a useful way to resolve construction disputes
Construction delays and problems with the process can lead to complex legal and financial issues for both parties. When there are concerns regarding a breach of contract or issue resulting in financial loss, one party may decide that legal action is necessary. While...
Resolutions to common types of construction disputes
North Carolina construction projects are complex processes that involve multiple parties and significant amounts of money. Mistakes and setbacks can cost both sides, and it is beneficial to seek a reasonable resolution to all construction disputes as quickly as...
The use of arbitration to resolve construction disputes
When there is a problem with a construction project, it can be costly to all parties involved. It is generally most beneficial to seek a reasonable resolution as soon as possible, saving both time and money. In some cases, the use of alternative dispute resolution...
Construction defects don’t hold up in a storm
When violent weather hits North Carolina, homeowners may expect to deal with some damage to their homes. Tree branches, hail, heavy rains and high winds may lead to costly home repairs. On the other hand, a moderate storm is not likely to bring serious damage to a new...
Builders abandon project with defective plans
Construction plans are a critical part of any North Carolina building project since they outline the structure of the building, the stability of its foundation, and the steps the builder will take to deal with potential risks. When a plan is deficient, the project may...
Property Brothers’ company faces defect lawsuit
When a client has a complaint about a contractor’s work, the contractor would most often wish to resolve the complaint and obtain the customer’s satisfaction. In this way, contractors may win repeat business and positive referrals. However, if the client refuses to...