Learn why prompt payments issues are a concern in construction projects.
Subcontractors and suppliers often supply materials and labor to construction projects with the risk they will not be paid for their efforts. These parties typically have contracts with the general contractor (or a major subcontractor) and often face obstacles to payment. General contractors may refuse to pay until they are paid by the owner, may go bankrupt during the work, or may withhold payment because of disputes over work performed by the subcontractor. This white paper reviews remedies that legislature has developed including stop notice and the payment bond and discusses progress payments and retention and prompt payment issues.
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Eric J. Firstman, Esq.
Meyers Nave
- Practice Group Leader of Meyers Nave’s Construction and Facilities Practice Group and Public Contracts Practice Group
- Advises clients on all aspects of planning, procurement, design, construction, administration, contract compliance, completion, closeout, dispute resolution and complex litigation on projects varying from small, general projects to large, complicated projects such as airports, hospitals and seaports
- Tried to final judgment complex construction cases in state and federal bench trials and jury trials, state bench trials, AAA Arbitrations, JAMS Arbitrations
- Charter Fellow and member of the Advisory Board of the Construction Lawyers Society of America, a Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America, Achieved the highest rating by Martindale-Hubbell
- Listed in Northern California Super Lawyers in Construction Litigation (10 years)
- Can be contacted at [email protected] or 800-464-3559
Douglas M. McManamon, Esq.
Meyers Nave
- Principal in Meyers Nave’s Construction and Facilities Practice Group
- Degree in architecture and five years of experience practicing architecture for schools and large scale commercial projects
- More than ten years of experience practicing construction law with significant experience in complex construction litigation, including payment disputes, mechanic's lien and stop notice actions, construction defect, delay and disruption claims, differing site conditions, and insurance recovery
- Complex trial experience includes hospital design error and omission
- Advises on all aspects of project design, construction administration and claims
- Selected as a “Rising Star” in Construction Litigation by Northern California Super Lawyers
- Can be contacted at [email protected] or 800-464-3559
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