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As most construction litigation practitioners are aware, the vast majority of construction defect cases settle before trial and even those that proceed through trial may not get all the way through the appellate process. Jacob A. Epstein, Franchesco Soto, and Kara Olesky shed light on the uncertainty surrounding section 553.84 causes of action against design professionals in Florida Circuit Courts. Read more here:https://bit.ly/3wr6cdD #HaberLaw #SouthFlorida #ConstructionLaw #RealEstateLaw #Lawteam #condominiumlaw #litigation

Associations embarking on large repair and construction projects can gain essential insights from our blog, where we explore critical tips with David Podein, Partner at Haber Law. From selecting a competent team to navigating funding complexities, ensuring meticulous attention to detail at every phase is essential. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3EvV0uv #HaberLaw #SouthFlorida #ConstructionLaw #RealestateLaw #Lawteam #CondominiumLaw

Check out our latest article by construction litigation attorney Byron L. Saintsing! 🏗️ The North Carolina Court of Appeals confirms that partial lien waivers do not waive lien rights. Learn how this decision impacts contractors and suppliers in the construction industry. #ConstructionLaw #LegalUpdate #SmithDebnam

Unsure about your rights as a tenant in NYC? Don't hesitate to ask questions! Outerbridge Law PC is here to empower you with knowledge. 📞 (212) 364-5612 🌐 www.outerbridgelaw.com #OuterbridgeLaw #NYC #LandlordTenant #HousingRights #TenantRights #NYCLaw #tenantknowledge #landlordtenant

As a tenant, you have legal rights and protections against unjust and improper landlord actions. At Outerbridge Law, we can help you understand Tenants' Rights laws so that you can live in a safe and secure environment. Contact us today for a consultation. 📞 (212) 364-5612 🌐 www.outerbridgelaw.com #OuterbridgeLaw #AltagraciaNYC #nyc #landlordtenant #housingrights #TenantRights #LandlordTenantLaw #RealEstateLaw #TenantProtection

The appeals process in real estate law can be a game-changer but is often shrouded in complexity. Did you know that an appeal can provide a second chance to challenge a legal decision?     Whether it’s a dispute over property rights, zoning decisions, or contractual issues, understanding the appeals process is vital. Ashland Medley Law offers specialized knowledge in navigating the appeals process, helping to overturn previous rulings and achieve favorable outcomes for our clients.     Contact us today if you need representation in an appeal, and we will review your case to determine the probability of success.     📞 954.947.1524   📧 info@AshlandMedleyLaw.com #appeals #legalservices #legaladvice #attorneys #florida #lawyer #legalprofessionals

Unsure about your rights as a tenant in NYC? Don't hesitate to ask questions! Outerbridge Law PC is here to empower you with knowledge. 📞 (212) 364-5612 🌐 www.outerbridgelaw.com #OuterbridgeLaw #NYC #LandlordTenant #HousingRights #TenantRights #NYCLaw #tenantknowledge #NYC #landlordtenant

Unsure about the terms and conditions in your real estate contract? Let our legal team review it with you. At Michael H Wasserman PC, we have a deep understanding of residential real estate law and can provide valuable insights to protect your rights. Don't hesitate to reach out to us for assistance. #LessStressClosings #ContractsMatter #RealEstateLawyers #Lawyers4Closings #TheWassermanWay

#Bressler counsel attorney Benjamin Akselrad is a co-author of the treatise, “New Jersey Estate Planning, Will Drafting and Estate Administration Forms,” a clear, current, and comprehensive reference to the full range of estate planning issues in New Jersey. This manual is compiled by experts in New Jersey estate planning law. The 2024 edition was recently released, and it is available here: https://lnkd.in/e4kABg4h Make sure to check it out! #Estateplanning #newjerseyestateplanning #newjerseyestates #estateadministration #estates #njestateplanning #willdrafting #wills

In Carbone v Fowler Homes Pty Ltd [2024] NSWCA 192, the New South Wales Court of Appeal highlighted the importance of precisely drafted liquidated damages clauses in contracts. The Court ruled that a nominal amount in a liquidated damages clause (like $0 or $1) does not automatically negate the right to claim common law damages for delays. Instead, explicit language is required to clearly exclude such rights. This decision emphasises the need for parties to include a genuine pre-estimate of potential losses from delays and to clearly articulate any negation of common law damages. It is essential that the drafting of terms in any type of contract be both clear and comprehensive to avoid costly disputes and litigation. #liquidateddamages #litigation #constructionlaw