When it comes to navigating the complexities of construction litigation in Los Angeles County, you need an attorney who has the expertise to protect your interests. At the Law Offices of Alan J. Carnegie, APC, we specialize in this particular legal arena and can guide you through every aspect of construction litigation, from contract disputes to construction defect claims. Why…
A contractor works with the customer on the basis of a written contract. The contractor has an obligation to complete the project according to the specifications in the agreement and building standards. The customer must pay them as the contract dictates. The contractor’s remedies for nonpayment depend on when it occurs. If the contractor has completed the job, they…
Both parties to a construction contract have rights and obligations. At some point during the construction process, and even afterward, there may be disputes between the parties. These disagreements can often head to court, but they can also be resolved without litigation. When the builder disagrees with the customer, it is almost always over money. The customer will have…
Like every other construction disagreement, a dispute between contractors and subcontractors usually comes down to money and performance. Contractors may take issue with the subcontractor’s performance on the job, while the subcontractor may complain that they have not been paid by the contractor. These disputes can delay the overall construction job. Dissatisfied subcontractors may walk off the job, leaving…
Construction of any structure is a complex process that is often subject to changes in conditions along the way. Construction is also strictly governed by a contract between the two parties. If one party is not following the contract, there may be possible litigation. Here are some reasons for construction disputes. One of the main grounds for complaint is…
New construction is not always smooth and hassle-free. Some clients will begin to experience problems as soon as the project is turned over, and they grow worse over time. The problem may have even been in the design of the project. This is where you can take legal action against the builder or architect for design malpractice. Was the…
