by Alex Alexander | Feb 12, 2020 | Blog
By Alex Barthet When doing work for a tenant, what rights do you have regarding placing a lien on tenant improvements? Not many, especially if the landlord/owner has incorporated lien prohibitions within the lease document. As any construction expert will tell you, a...
by Alex Alexander | Feb 10, 2020 | Blog
By Spencer Aronfeld Thousands of passengers are now stranded after a Norwegian cruise ship suffered mechanical problems just outside Barcelona, Spain. One Miami woman, Claudia Meijides, was one of the passengers affected by the ship’s malfunction. The Norwegian Pearl...
by Alex Alexander | Feb 5, 2020 | Blog
By Spencer Aronfeld Everyone loves winning something or to be given something for free especially when it comes to travel, which is why many hotels and airlines use free upgrades as ways of showing customer appreciation. However, when it comes to the cruise industry,...
by Alex Alexander | Feb 5, 2020 | Blog
By Patrick Barthet If your construction project runs into trouble, you might begin to see a minor disagreement turn into a more serious legal dispute. And in no time, the word “breach” could start to surface in the correspondence you’re receiving. When that happens,...
by Alex Alexander | Jan 29, 2020 | Blog
By Alex Barthet You believe you’ve missed a lien deadline, and as a result might have missed your chance to get paid. Don’t give up! There are still options to exhaust. You may think you know the basic notice and lien rules, but do you also know there are exceptions:...
by Alex Alexander | Jan 22, 2020 | Blog
By Patrick Barthet You’ve likely heard that to recover your incurred legal fees in a case, you either have to have a prevailing party attorney’s fee provision in your construction contract or you must be suing or be sued under a statute which allows for the recovery...
