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Our Moline construction dispute attorneys and construction litigation lawyers assist individuals and businesses in all areas of construction and real estate contracts and litigation. We use every legal resource at our disposal to help your Moline construction matter reach a favorable conclusion. We have experience in all areas of construction law including contracts, contract litigation and mechanics liens.
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In this article, our Moline construction litigation attorneys discuss how important it is to ensure contracts have parameters for parties to follow including purchase price of items and to know what they're paying for. We also explain the importance of maximum price construction contracts and contracts requiring knowledge of the full scope of work provided for Moline real estate projects.
In this article, our Moline construction dispute attorneys discuss what mechanics liens are and how Mechanics Liens are used to collect debts in Moline. Mechanics Liens are a tool used in Moline courts to seek payment for past due debts. and we explain how they are used and the differences between public and private project and the differences between contractor and subcontractor liens and how they're prioritized..
In this article, our Moline construction dispute attorneys discuss guidelines to follow when creating a general contractor agreement in Moline. We explain the process from the opening letter to making revisions and updating of the contract between both parties.
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