Construction Payment Blog

The construction industry is highly competitive. A joint venture could increase the ability to bid and acquire larger contracts, in some situations.

Terminating a subcontractor for inadequate performance is a difficult decision. The process can be long, expensive and risky from a legal perspective. There are several potential consequences to consider when...

Construction notices are essential to any successful build. They not only keep everyone on the same page but also secure important rights and claims.

Understanding how the construction bidding process works can help your company effectively bid and win more contracts. Let's talk about the basics.

A construction kickoff meeting might feel like a formality, but an effective meeting is the first step toward avoiding disputes and promoting collaboration.

Terminating a contract can be an expensive and time-consuming process, but matters can become even worse when there's a wrongful termination.

Staying on schedule is vital for a successful project. When faced with extra work, the Time Impact Analysis can help adjust both expectations and timelines.

By tightening up construction invoice practices, industry members can speed up payments and avoid costly disputes. Here are some invoicing best practices.

The right to cure helps contractors, subs, and owners avoid defect claims and terminations, and granting the opportunity to cure is smart, regardless of any rights or requirements.

It might be tempting to fire a contractor or sub who's underperforming, but termination can be a tricky topic - particularly termination for cause.