Capitol Connection Q&A for Contractors - Week of June 20, 2016
By Shauna Krause, President, Capitol Services, Inc.
Like a broken ‘pinata’ after you’ve spilled the candy some time has to pass before you can take another ‘waiver’ and expect candy again. Another contractor’s ‘sole’ purpose is to continue working after his company quits! I also help an Oregon contractor make a good landing in taking a ‘leap of faith’…
Practical Tips on Drafting Construction Contracts
By Milene C. Apanian
Abdulaziz, Grossbart & Rudman
Although some construction projects may be completed on a handshake and do not warrant a complicated and lengthy written contract, it is better to have a written agreement because an agreement establishes the obligation of the parties and helps avoid misunderstandings.
A successful construction project starts with having the right contract executed by the parties involved.
The Non Prompt Payment Statutes, and the Short End Of The Stick
Subcontractor Rights, The Lack Of Remedies, & The Short End Of The Stick
John P. McGill
Capitol Connection Q&A for Contractors Week of June 13, 2016
By Shauna Krause, President, Capitol Services, Inc.
A contractor ‘stepping up to the plate’ for his first application ‘triples’ a question down the right line in seeking expert advice. Another interested in getting back to work discovers there is an extra step or two because of his ‘inactivity’.
Like a rerun of Johnny Carson’s rerun of The Tonight Show’s fortune teller act Karnak-The-Great, I ‘telecommunicate’ an answer for an electrical contractor…