In Florida’s commercial real estate market, construction professionals encounter a spectrum of challenges. In this blog post, we will look at some of the most common construction issues. Foundation issues Defects in foundations are prevalent. These defects span from...
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Avoid these errors in commercial real estate due diligence
Before moving forward with a commercial property purchase, you need to conduct due diligence so that you know exactly what you’re getting yourself into before taking the plunge. There are a lot of articles out there that walk you through the due diligence process, but...
Alternative dispute resolution for construction claims
ADR is an abbreviation for “alternative dispute resolution”. In many different types of cases, Floridians can use ADR to resolve legal issues that would otherwise require court litigation. Those in the construction industry frequently use ADR to resolve a wide range...
How can you get the most compensation from eminent domain?
The Boca Raton region seems to be constantly under development. While that can increase property values and make it a more enjoyable to live in the area, it can also put your land at risk of being taken by the government for the public good. This is known as eminent...
Construction defects and failing to adhere to building codes
In Florida when construction companies and property owners think about construction defects, they will automatically consider the most common examples. That includes the use of defective materials, poor craftsmanship, water damage, problems with the foundation and...
Negotiating a commercial lease
As a business owner in Florida, you may not be ready to purchase commercial real estate for your business yet. Renting commercial space might be a better option, especially if your business is just starting out. Negotiating a commercial real estate lease is more...
Protecting your rights in a construction defect case
Each party of a construction project have rights when it comes to the successful completion of the project. As a construction business owner, the contracts with contractors, subcontractors and suppliers are often pivotal to a properly and efficiently built structure....
Condo boards should worry about construction defects
Members of condominium boards in Florida have important legal responsibilities. Among other obligations, boards must make that they keep condominium residents and visitors safe. They must also make sure the property for which they are responsible is structurally sound...
What to do when a contractor does a poor job
A new construction project or renovation can be exciting and stressful at the same time, whether you are a business owner or individual. Most construction projects involve working with a wide variety of contractors or subcontractors, including construction companies,...
Can condo board members be sued personally?
For condo board members in Florida, the prospect of personal liability can be a concern. Understanding the circumstances under which personal liability may arise and how to mitigate it is essential. This blog post delves into common scenarios where condo board members...