What is a Legal Subscription Plan?
We understand having an attorney on call is needed to run a successful construction business, so we created subscription plans based on the type of legal needs our clients have.
Category: Construction Contracts
Legal Advice on Demand for Contractors
Having legal advice on demand is critical to running a successful business in the construction industry. The general retainer is a great solution to helping every construction company run a better business by educating our clients where they stand legally to make informed decisions.
What Terms Need to be in Your Residential Construction Contract, Part 2
In the second of this two-part blog series, we discuss the terms you should include in your residential construction contracts to properly manage homeowner expectations. Your best bet is a contract that’s well-written, clear, and easy for everyone to understand.
Do I Need a Contract for Residential Repair or Remodel Work?
You have no idea what landmines you might hit by failing to have a contract or how much not having one will cost you in the long run. You must take the first step and get every agreement in writing, no matter how small the project is.
What is a Sham Contract, and Why It Matters
Learn how to protect yourself and your business in this blog—don’t just trust that people are always going to do the right thing. Take the time to double-check every part of your process and cover your a$$. Someone’s word in the construction industry, unfortunately, is not a sure thing.
I’ve Just Received a Demand Letter. What are My Next Steps?
The worst thing you can do is ignore the demand letter you’ve just received. Learn the importance of understanding what a demand letter is and what you can do about it.
What to Do After You Get Sued
The first step after your construction business has been sued: take action and take action fast! This blog outlines what to do if you get sued. The Cromeens Law Firm is here to help.
Avoiding the Litigation Land Mine
Not understanding a contract that you sign is extremely dangerous. A legal land mine awaits you if you sign a contract without reading and understanding what you are signing. The best way to prevent a lawsuit is to understand all the terms of your contract—in plain language.
Could Your Company Survive a Legal Land Mine?
Do you think your company could survive a legal land mine? What are your company’s pain points? Where are you struggling? Get a plan together to make your company land mine-proof. Be proactive and think preventatively—your company depends on it!
Why You Should Not Sign a GMP Contract
If you do not add a provision to any contract you sign that allows you to recover any increase in material costs or extra time for any material shortage, you are basically signing a GMP contract. A GMP contract shifts the risk of increased material costs and an extended completion date onto the contractor. Signing a GMP contract right now would be very dangerous for your company because you would have to eat any increased costs.