In construction, you may find you’re involved in a dispute if one of the parties breaches the construction contract. Construction disputes can also happen because of delays, not meeting the conditions of a contract or because one party is just making unsubstantiated claims.
Disputes are frustrating, but there are steps you can take to reduce the likelihood of disputes occurring. For example, some helpful tips include:
There’s no way to avoid every possible dispute, but with those tips, many can be avoided. If you do end up in a dispute, you may want to consider:
If all else fails, it is possible to take a dispute to court. Litigation is time-consuming and can be more expensive than other methods, so most parties are happy trying other methods first. If they fail, then litigation is the final step.
If you’re involved in a dispute, do what you can to negotiate and come to a reasonable solution. If it’s not possible, your attorney can help you prepare for trial.
Contact our firm in Miami online or by telephone at 866-270-0589 and arrange a free initial consultation. Personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee basis, so there is no financial obligation to simply speaking with our firm and learning about your options.