Jan 10, 2019 | Construction Litigation, Uncategorized
Florida Contractor & Construction Disputes Often times, the dispute has arisen because the client agreed to pay the contractor a thirty, forty or even fifty percent deposit before the contractor even set foot on their property to complete any of the contemplated...
Jul 30, 2018 | Construction Litigation, Uncategorized, Videos
A construction lien is a lien placed against a piece of real property that has been improved by a contractor, a sub-contractor, or a materialman. Any of those parties, if they feel like they have not been fully compensated for efforts they provided, can record a lien....
Jun 26, 2018 | Construction Litigation, Uncategorized, Videos
A construction defect is a failure in workmanship either defined by industry standards or the Florida Building Code. It’s important, if you believe that you are facing a construction defect, that you consult with an attorney who is familiar with Chapter 558....
Jan 24, 2018 | Construction Litigation, Uncategorized
Boatman Ricci, P.A. has represented numerous clients who are involved in Florida contractor disputes and Florida construction disputes. Often times, the dispute has arisen because the client agreed to pay the contractor a thirty, forty or even fifty percent deposit...
Aug 10, 2016 | Construction Litigation
You did the right thing. You hired a licensed contractor to do a project for you, obtained a permit, and placed a deposit down. The contractor began doing the work but somewhere along the line he completely abandoned the project. You try to find him but to no...
Jun 1, 2015 | Construction Litigation
In general, an owner (or an owner’s agent) is required to record a Notice of Commencement in the clerk’s office and post either a certified copy of the recorded Notice of Commencement or a notarized statement that said notice has been filed for recording along with a...
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