On behalf of Last & Faoro | Jul 21, 2020 | Construction Law, Contract Interpretation
Construction projects often rely on contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, architects, clients and many other parties to work together to deliver the project on time, on budget and within client specifications. Construction delays from disrupted supply lines...
On behalf of Last & Faoro | May 27, 2020 | Construction Law
Building a home or other structure can come with a variety of potential pitfalls. Supply and regulation issues can pop up out of nowhere. And the project’s timeline may prove too condensed to complete the necessary work. In these instances, among others, a change...
On behalf of Last & Faoro | May 4, 2020 | Construction Law
If you have been engaged in a home improvement project, you may find that your contractor has violated your contract. Perhaps the materials specified were not used. Or, there were major delays even though you specified timeliness as a factor in the contract. You may...
On behalf of Last & Faoro | Apr 21, 2020 | Construction Law
Property owners and developers in California are already aware that the state has numerous complex regulations regarding real estate development. In addition to state laws, cities and counties can impose their own restrictions that apply to projects in their...
On behalf of Last & Faoro | Apr 17, 2020 | Construction Law
A material supplier, on a construction project can face a great deal of risk when supplying construction materials for a project. The difficulty for material suppliers can be in finding the means for getting a client to pay them. In situations where they’ve provided...
