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Subcontractors perform work expecting timely payment, but conditional contract language can delay or block that money. A pay-if-paid clause links your right to payment directly to whether the general contractor gets paid by the project owner. If the owner fails to...
Construction projects rarely go exactly as planned — a pipe is in the wrong place or the soil turns out to be softer than expected. When this happens, contractors and owners usually sign a change order to cover the extra work.However, these small paperwork changes...
A patent construction defect is something that is relatively visible. It should be discovered during a reasonable inspection of the property. For instance, a homeowner may hire a construction company to build them a house, and the plans call for 10-foot ceilings in...
If you are a construction worker, you likely already realize that you perform dangerous tasks while on the job. But you might be unaware that 65% of all fatal accidents on construction sites are related to falls. Falls from height are the most deadly and happen when...
Construction disputes can arise even when you run a careful and successful company. A former client may claim that your work caused damage or failed to meet expectations. In Kentucky construction litigation, claims typically require evidence beyond a party’s...
Missed deadlines, empty job sites and mounting costs can turn a steady construction project into a financial strain overnight. When a subcontractor walks off the job, the disruption does not stop with unfinished work. Eventually, owners start asking hard questions...
When you take on a construction project, you face many risks that can cost time and money. From on-site injuries to third-party claims, contractors often carry much of the financial burden. That’s where indemnity clauses come in — they can shift certain liabilities...
Construction projects rarely go exactly as planned. Change orders allow adjustments when new work is required, materials shift, or timelines change. While these documents help keep projects moving, they often create disagreements between owners, contractors, and...
A mechanic’s lien can create challenges for property owners or contractors in Kentucky. This legal claim allows a worker or supplier to secure payment for labor or materials used on a property. Understanding how to handle a lien quickly can prevent financial issues...
Buying a new home is a major investment, and homeowners expect the property to be built properly. In Kentucky, state law provides protections for new homebuyers through warranty claims. These warranties cover defects in construction, materials, and systems, giving...