Contractor Conflicts Podcast, Hosted by Alex Barthet covers a wide variety of Florida construction law topics. – Alex has been described as the attorney most of his competitors aspire to be. Known for finding the best path among a variety of options to achieve a client’s particular goals. Always goo…
Having a lien placed on your property can be scary. Watch this video I’ll show you what to do. All[...]
Before you provide your contractor a check and accept his release, here are the four things you need to keep[...]
Do I need to be in possession of an original signature on my contract, change order or release in order[...]
Construction projects usually (and should always) are agreed to by either a formal contract or some type of written agreement.[...]
Say you are the owner of a construction project and are presented with a change order for work you thought[...]
The law allows a lien to attach to equipment and material incorporated into the final product. Listen here to learn[...]
You’ve picked an architect. Maybe you’ve even picked a contractor and decided that you are going to have your contractor[...]
You’ve done your homework and you’ve decided you want your contractor to bond your job. Make sure you don’t make[...]
As an owner, you need to include a cross default provision in your contract. Let me tell you why. Alexander[...]
Are you not happy with the lawyer that’s representing you on your construction case? I’ll show you how to switch[...]
Money makes legal matters go round. Watch this video and I’ll show you how to get the most bang for[...]
It happens, you hire and contractor and it doesn’t work out. I’ll show some steps you can take to make[...]
These two terms are very important to understand. See what happened to one of our clients and why it’s important[...]
Never sign a blank document, and expect the other party to play by the rules. I’ll explain why some shady[...]
You might not want to think about it, but sometimes construction does not go as planned. So, when you hire[...]
Nothing worse than having hired a terrible contractor for your project. I’ll give you some red flags to watch out[...]
Have you ever wondered what a construction lawyer actually does for their clients? Listen and we’ll tell you. Alexander Barthet[...]
Construction allowances can be tricky if you don’t know what to look for. That estimate you got could be a[...]
Did you get a Notice to Owner in the mail? Not sure what it is? Listen to this and I’ll[...]
Firing a contractor is not as easy as you think and can cause a lot of issues. Make sure you[...]
Having a lien placed on your property can be scary. Watch this video I’ll show you what to do. All[...]
Before you provide your contractor a check and accept his release, here are the four things you need to keep[...]
Do I need to be in possession of an original signature on my contract, change order or release in order[...]
Construction projects usually (and should always) are agreed to by either a formal contract or some type of written agreement.[...]
Say you are the owner of a construction project and are presented with a change order for work you thought[...]
The law allows a lien to attach to equipment and material incorporated into the final product. Listen here to learn[...]
You’ve picked an architect. Maybe you’ve even picked a contractor and decided that you are going to have your contractor[...]
You’ve done your homework and you’ve decided you want your contractor to bond your job. Make sure you don’t make[...]
As an owner, you need to include a cross default provision in your contract. Let me tell you why. Alexander[...]
Are you not happy with the lawyer that’s representing you on your construction case? I’ll show you how to switch[...]
Money makes legal matters go round. Watch this video and I’ll show you how to get the most bang for[...]
It happens, you hire and contractor and it doesn’t work out. I’ll show some steps you can take to make[...]
These two terms are very important to understand. See what happened to one of our clients and why it’s important[...]
Never sign a blank document, and expect the other party to play by the rules. I’ll explain why some shady[...]
You might not want to think about it, but sometimes construction does not go as planned. So, when you hire[...]
Nothing worse than having hired a terrible contractor for your project. I’ll give you some red flags to watch out[...]
Have you ever wondered what a construction lawyer actually does for their clients? Listen and we’ll tell you. Alexander Barthet[...]
Construction allowances can be tricky if you don’t know what to look for. That estimate you got could be a[...]
Did you get a Notice to Owner in the mail? Not sure what it is? Listen to this and I’ll[...]
Firing a contractor is not as easy as you think and can cause a lot of issues. Make sure you[...]
Having a lien placed on your property can be scary. Watch this video I’ll show you what to do. All[...]
Before you provide your contractor a check and accept his release, here are the four things you need to keep[...]
Do I need to be in possession of an original signature on my contract, change order or release in order[...]
Construction projects usually (and should always) are agreed to by either a formal contract or some type of written agreement.[...]
Say you are the owner of a construction project and are presented with a change order for work you thought[...]
The law allows a lien to attach to equipment and material incorporated into the final product. Listen here to learn[...]
You’ve picked an architect. Maybe you’ve even picked a contractor and decided that you are going to have your contractor[...]
You’ve done your homework and you’ve decided you want your contractor to bond your job. Make sure you don’t make[...]
As an owner, you need to include a cross default provision in your contract. Let me tell you why. Alexander[...]
Are you not happy with the lawyer that’s representing you on your construction case? I’ll show you how to switch[...]
Money makes legal matters go round. Watch this video and I’ll show you how to get the most bang for[...]
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