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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Defects are noticeable and some are latent.Our attorneys can assist you with both types of defects, including issues with:Mold PlumbingElectrical SystemsGroundworkDrainageRotDrywallFoundationsShifting StructuresRoofingStructural FailuresWater DamageIn general, you must make a claim for a construction defect within four years. In order to make a claim for a construction defect, a claimant must follow Florida law precisely. One of our Florida or Orlando construction lawyers can help you with this. Construction Delays Construction project delays can leave work unfinished.Construction projects have complex and time-sensitive natures. This means a small delay in one part of the process may affect the entire project. A Florida construction law attorney can help your project get back on track. They can also help you seek a legal solution that minimizes the effects of a delay. Construction Permits and Bids Most projects require government clearance in order to begin.These may include licenses, electrical permits, plumbing permits, or demolition permits. Failure to adhere to government requirements could lead to delays or legal and financial consequences.The more complex the project is, the more complex the issues become. Our firm can help you obtain permits or government clearance. We can also assist if someone accuses you of not possessing the proper authorization.When a construction project is open to the public for contractor bids, it is important to understand the bid process, including what the contractor needs to bid. Our building and construction attorneys can help make that process go smoothly. Liens & Bonds When a company or worker performs labor on a project, they may claim they did not receive proper payment.They can place a construction lien on a property. Liens can prevent projects from advancing or the selling of the property. We can assist with obtaining liens and notices regarding non-payment. We can also assist your business with lien protection.A non-lawyer may not be fully aware of the lien process, which can be technical with differing timing requirements. Work with Bitman Law to understand the ins and outs of lien placement, defense, and satisfaction. Among the issues we can assist with are:Notices to Owner Claim of Lien Final Payment Affidavits Notice of Contest of Lien Notice to Contractor Notice of Non-Payment Sworn Statement of Account Releases of Lien Partial and Final Payment Applications Employment Issues Construction projects involve many parties working together.This can make employment a cloudy issue. However, we can help provide clarity. Our firm handles many of types of employment cases including:Violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act Non-Compete Disputes Discrimination Unlicensed Contracting Unlicensed contracting in Florida can lead to significant criminal and civil ramifications. A person or entity found in violation of the contracting laws can face discipline through Florida’s Department of Business and Professional Regulations (“DBPR”), may
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