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JUST BECAUSE I MAY BE AN “EXPERT” DOES NOT MEAN I AM GIVING EXPERT TESTIMONY
Posted on 8 January, 2022
On a construction project, it’s hard to argue that the involved parties -- whether an architect, engineer, contractor, subcontractor, developer, etc. -- are not experts in their field, i.e., they all some scientific, technical, or specialized knowledge or skill particular to their industry. However, this does...
QUICK NOTE: TYPES OF INSURANCE FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
Posted on 2 January, 2022
I did a presentation on types of insurance for construction projects outside of builder's risk insurance. The presentation briefly discussed insurance beyond commercial general liability, commercial automobile liability, and workers compensation and employer's liability insurance.
There are many other insurance products that are relied on and needed to cover the MANY...
ASSOCIATION BOUND BY ARBITRATION PROVISION IN PURCHASE-AND-SALE CONTRACTS AND DEEDS
Posted on 24 December, 2021
When an association files a lawsuit pertaining to matters of common interest, the lawsuit is typically filed as a class on behalf of the owners that make up the association (i.e., the association's members). How do you deal with an arbitration provision that is included in an owner’s...
LIEN ATTACHES TO LANDLORD’S INTEREST WHEN LANDLORD IS PARTY TO TENANT IMPROVEMENT CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT
Posted on 19 December, 2021
If you are a landlord / lessor, then you want to maximize the protections afforded to you under Florida’s Lien Law in Florida Statute s. 713.10. These protections are designed to protect your property from liens for improvements performed by your tenant / lessee. The intent is that...
QUICK NOTE: DETERMINING “FAIR NEXUS” TO SUPPORT LIS PENDENS
Posted on 12 December, 2021
When a lis pendens is recorded and the underlying action is NOT based on a duly recorded instrument and is NOT a construction lien action, an evidentiary hearing should generally be held to determine: (a) whether there is a fair nexus to support the basis of the lis pendens, and...
About The Author
David Adelstein
Phone: (954) 361-4720
Email: Dadelstein@gmail.com
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- About Me (David Adelstein)
- Bid Protests (Florida bid protests and Federal bid protests)
- Construction & Design Defects (and Florida Statutes Chapter 558)
- Construction Contracts
- Construction Liens
- Construction Safety, Workers Compensation Insurance, and Premise Liability Claims
- Delays, Acceleration, and Inefficiency (Lost Productivity)
- Insurance and Performance Bonds
- Payment Bonds Including Miller Act