What happens when your construction project doesn't go according to contract? You know that you're losing money every day that the project is delayed.
Important steps for strong contract management
When a company does not manage its contracts appropriately, it can experience a host of different problems. These problems can include the loss of clients and the loss of sales. Contract management is not a difficult concept. You just need to ensure that the right person is in charge of managing the contracts your company signs so the proper oversight is provided.
Tips for writing an effective business contract
If you have started a business in Orange County or a preparing to do so, it's a good idea to know the ins and outs of contracts. You don't need to be an expert in contracts but knowing the basics will help you understand how they work and how they can benefit your company.
Types of construction contracts in California
The construction industry is one of the most important in the state of California and the entire country for obvious reasons. When a contractor or construction company has a bid accepted, it can then begin to work on the contract. There are four common types of construction contracts used in the industry today.
Tips for avoiding breach of contract issues in California
Entering into a contract for construction is an exciting time for all involved. It can also be a stressful time. Everyone involved might not know what to expect once the contract is signed, even if it is all laid out in black and white. One of the more difficult issues to deal with when it comes to contracts is a contract dispute. Here are some tips for avoiding breach of contract issues in California.
What you should know about the CSLB's mandatory arbitration program - III
In a series of posts, our blog has been discussing how licensed California contractors must be aware that the complaints of aggrieved parties -- from homeowners and employees to subcontractors and fellow contractors -- may be resolved via alternative dispute resolution.
What you should know about the CSLB's mandatory arbitration program - II
In a previous post, we explained how licensed contractors in California must be aware that homeowners, subcontractors, employees or fellow contractors may choose to address grievances with the Contractors State License Board.
What you should know about the CSLB's mandatory arbitration program
It's important for licensed contractors here in California to understand that the courtroom isn't the only forum in which they might need to address the complaints of homeowners, subcontractors, employees or fellow contractors.
A closer look at the role of change orders in the construction sector
From developers and architects to general contractors and construction management agencies, ask any experienced party and they will tell you that the process of constructing any structure is at best an inexact science.
Tech lawsuit pits Orange County entrepreneur against Dubai bank
A complex technology lawsuit involving a Pakistani American entrepreneur living in San Juan Capistrano and one of the largest banks in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, is set for trial in July in federal court in Santa Ana. The lawsuit stems from a contract dispute about a plan to sell money transfer services in third world countries using cell phones and a form of pre-paid credit cards.
